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Clearer verdicts, smarter suggestions, and better data accuracy

2 September 2026 · Xenition

Today we focused on making ASO insights clearer and more accurate. We fixed several errors in suggestions and added deeper analysis of app metadata.

Feature

Verdict pages now include descriptions explaining what each of the four possible outcomes means.
Uploading a file now fills in all storefronts listed in it at once.
You can now hover over a verdict to see the reason behind it. Field labels have also been updated to match industry terms.
The top of your app list now shows how many apps you are tracking.

Fix

Fixed advice that incorrectly told users to remove words from a field that was never analyzed.
Fixed the Add verdict tool, which was making recommendations based on fields it hadn't analyzed.
Stopped recommending other companies' brand names in ASO suggestions.
Improved detection of rival names to capture the full listed name, not just the brand word.
Fixed an issue where some users couldn't download Apple's report.

Improvement

The analysis now reads and grades your app's subtitle, giving a more complete picture of your metadata.
We have switched to Apple's actual popularity data. Any data sourced from Apple is now clearly labeled.
Suggestion counts now come directly from Apple, improving accuracy over our own calculations.

Another 4 smaller improvements shipped today – the full list is on the changelog.

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