• Support Kranked. The app stays free and every feature stays unlocked. If it's useful to you, there's now a tip jar with two one-off amounts, and you can give again whenever you like. It sits in the sidebar and in Settings, and it never interrupts you on launch. • Competitor keywords now say which field they came from. The App Store ranks an app only for terms in its title, subtitle, or private keyword field. Kranked can read subtitles now, so a term shows as "their subtitle" when it's somewhere you can see and copy, and "keyword field" when it's one they targeted where nobody can look. That second one is the finding worth acting on. • Where Apple serves no subtitle for a storefront, the old combined label stays, because nothing was learned.

• "Your Rank" and the Top Apps list below it now always come from the same moment. Opening a keyword refreshes its rank from the very results the list is built from, so the two numbers can no longer disagree with each other. • If you came from 2.5.1, your saved ranks were recorded by the old ranking source. Opening or refreshing a keyword moves it onto the App Store's own ordering. • Top Apps rows are numbered by the rank the store gives each app rather than by their position in the list, so an app the store does not serve in your country no longer shifts the numbering of everything below it.

• Ranks now match the App Store. Kranked was reading rankings from Apple's documented Search API, which returns a different order than the store shows. Every rank now comes from the store's own search results. • Deeper coverage. Rank checks reach about 250 results instead of stopping near 180, so keywords that read as unranked may now show a position. • Expect a one-time shift in your rank history on the first refresh. That is the correction landing, not a ranking change. • Fixed: keywords on a storefront outside the country picker, added by CSV import or by an agent, were getting US keyword suggestions. Thanks to Roeland for reporting the ranking discrepancy.

• Spy on a competitor's keywords: tap any competitor to see the terms they rank for, mined from their public metadata and verified against the store. Terms missing from their public name are flagged as likely subtitle or keyword-field picks, and you can track any of them in one tap. • Refresh is much faster: one search per keyword now covers your rank, competitor ranks, and difficulty together, so big refreshes make a fraction of the requests and stop running into the App Store rate limit. • Smoother while refreshing: results are parsed off the main thread, and the dashboard and keyword list no longer redo their work on every frame. • The refresh progress pill survives switching apps mid-refresh. • The ranking history chart pins #1 to the top, where it belongs.

• Keyword Traffic now uses Apple's own App Store search popularity when you connect an Apple Ads account in Settings. • Estimated popularity is marked with a ~ so you can tell a measured score from an approximation. KEI is marked the same way, since it divides by Traffic. • Select several keywords and delete them together: Select Keywords in the More menu on iPhone, or row selection and the Delete key on iPad and Mac. • Compare Rankings keeps its column header in view while you scroll, shows competitor names in full, and scrolls sideways when there are more competitors than fit. • Keyword CSV export includes a traffic_source column recording where each score came from.

• One Refresh now updates everything: ranks, difficulty, traffic and competitor positions • Discover keywords your competitors rank for — and see any app's estimated revenue and downloads • Rank alerts: boundary crossings, new rankings, lost rankings and a weekly digest • Export keywords and history as CSV or a PDF report; check ranks from the Shortcuts app • New Settings: default country, refresh frequency and notification preferences • Keywords added by your agent now appear as soon as the app comes to the foreground • Fixes: duplicate adds explain themselves, your sort choice is remembered, Mac sheet layouts

Add keyword import

Add multiple keywords at once by separating them with commas. Duplicates are skipped automatically.

Dashboards and competitor comparison

- Added Brazil and Japan as country options for keyword tracking - Keyword table columns are now sortable — tap any column header (Rank, Difficulty, Traffic, Country, Change) to sort your keywords on iPad and Mac

Now supports searching and tracking macOS App Store apps alongside iOS apps. Select your platform when adding an app.