Track every keyword your appranks for, in every country

The established ASO platforms are built and priced for publishers with portfolios: hundreds of dollars a month for dashboards you will use twice a week. What an indie developer needs is narrower and sharper: know where you rank, know when it changes, know why, and know what to edit. That is the whole product here.

Because tracking lives inside MetaRun, findings connect directly to action: a keyword you discover can go into a locale's keyword field, a rival's new subtitle can prompt yours, and every resulting edit ships through the same preview-and-confirm pipeline as the rest of the platform.

Rank checking is a habit that dies two weeks after you build it. MetaRun's Sentinel is an hourly autonomous scan across every keyword and market you track: significant moves, threshold crossings, and competitor listing changes become deduplicated findings, so a bad morning shows up as three items, not three hundred alerts.

The Sentinel deliberately only reports. Nothing it finds writes to your store; it feeds you and MILO the situation, and changes remain staged, previewed, and confirmed by you. Autonomy in observation, never in mutation.

Most rank trackers estimate popularity and traffic from scraped signals, because that is all an outside tool can see. Apple actually publishes the truth to developers who ask for it: the App Store Connect analytics reports carry real search impressions, page views, and conversion per territory, split by search versus browse discovery.

MetaRun provisions and reads those reports for you (the first data lands a day or two after enabling, which is Apple's pipeline, not ours) and folds them into the same workspace as your tracked ranks. A browse-traffic spike with steady search is usually featuring; the detector flags it so you notice the day it happens.