Your next move. All together.
A native Mac toolkit for researching opportunities, localizing your listing, and reviewing global pricing.
Choose keywords with context.
Compare estimated popularity and difficulty, see the apps ranking for a term, and check your own position by country. The scores are directional estimates, not official Apple search volume.
Study the apps ahead of you.
Look up an app to review its public listing, screenshots, related apps, and visible keyword rankings. Use that context to understand a search result before changing your own metadata.
Track your position over time.
Watch how your app ranks for saved terms in each storefront. A ranking change is a signal to investigate—not proof that any single metadata edit caused it.
One app. More languages.
Metadata Translator connects to your own App Store Connect apps. Select a platform, version, and metadata field, then use your app’s source language to translate into other localizations. Review and edit the drafts before choosing what to update.
Translation requires your own OpenAI API key, saved in the device’s Data Protection Keychain. Requests go directly to OpenAI, and API usage is billed separately to your account. Publishing requires an editable App Store Connect version where applicable.
Global pricing. A considered next step.
Explore territory pricing for in-app purchases and subscriptions, adjust your selections, and review the changes before saving to App Store Connect. Publishing progress and per-item results help you see what completed and what needs attention.
Price Parity and Metadata Translator share your saved App Store Connect connection. Your API key needs the permissions for the actions you perform. You stay in control of what you publish.
At home on your Mac.
ASO Engine focuses on the Mac research workflow and supports macOS 15 or later.