iCloud Sync is here — and your App Store history is now kept for good. NEW • iCloud Sync. Your history, reviews, settings and reply templates in your private iCloud, on all your iPhones. Turn it on in Settings. • One key is enough. A second iPhone can show everything from iCloud without an API key of its own, and your devices share the fetching. • Every report, kept. AppMeta Pulse now keeps an exact copy of every report App Store Connect sends, so your figures can be rebuilt even after Apple stops serving them. • Extra-large widgets. On iOS 27, Pace, Ledger, Shape, Where It Moved, App Breakdown and 30-Day Trends fill the new extra-large size. IMPROVED • Report days now match App Store Connect's dates exactly, whatever time zone you're in. • A clearer privacy page: what's stored where, and exactly what Pulse can and can't change in App Store Connect. Your API key never leaves the iPhone it was added on — not even with iCloud Sync.

Four new widgets. The one you'll use most is Pace. Month-to-date against last month's finished total always reads like a crash — you're "down 45%" until the 31st. Pace compares you to where last month actually stood on the same day, so the number means something all month long. NEW • Pace — this week, month, quarter or year against the same stretch of the last one. A track shows where you are, and a tick shows where last month stood at this exact point. Past the tick, you're ahead. • Ledger — every metric at once: week to date, month to date, year to date, and your full retained history. • Shape — your calendar as a diff. Which days beat their usual Tuesday, which missed, and which haven't happened yet. • Movers — which apps actually moved the number, and by how much. The bars add up to the change exactly. Proceeds, Sales, Downloads or IAPs. One app or the whole portfolio. Calendar to-date by default, rolling if you prefer that. Twelve widgets now. Your existing ones are exactly where you left them.

Four new widgets. The one you'll use most is Pace. Month-to-date against last month's finished total always reads like a crash — you're "down 45%" until the 31st. Pace compares you to where last month actually stood on the same day, so the number means something all month long. NEW • Pace — this week, month, quarter or year against the same stretch of the last one. A track shows where you are, and a tick shows where last month stood at this exact point. Past the tick, you're ahead. • Ledger — every metric at once: week to date, month to date, year to date, and your full retained history. • Shape — your calendar as a diff. Which days beat their usual Tuesday, which missed, and which haven't happened yet. • Movers — which apps actually moved the number, and by how much. The bars add up to the change exactly. Proceeds, Sales, Downloads or IAPs. One app or the whole portfolio. Calendar to-date by default, rolling if you prefer that. Twelve widgets now. Your existing ones are exactly where you left them.

Four new widgets. The one you'll use most is Pace. Month-to-date against last month's finished total always reads like a crash — you're "down 45%" until the 31st. Pace compares you to where last month actually stood on the same day, so the number means something all month long. NEW • Pace — this week, month, quarter or year against the same stretch of the last one. A track shows where you are, and a tick shows where last month stood at this exact point. Past the tick, you're ahead. • Ledger — every metric at once: week to date, month to date, year to date, and your full retained history. • Shape — your calendar as a diff. Which days beat their usual Tuesday, which missed, and which haven't happened yet. • Movers — which apps actually moved the number, and by how much. The bars add up to the change exactly. Proceeds, Sales, Downloads or IAPs. One app or the whole portfolio. Calendar to-date by default, rolling if you prefer that. Twelve widgets now. Your existing ones are exactly where you left them.

Four new widgets. The one you'll use most is Pace. Month-to-date against last month's finished total always reads like a crash — you're "down 45%" until the 31st. Pace compares you to where last month actually stood on the same day, so the number means something all month long. NEW • Pace — this week, month, quarter or year against the same stretch of the last one. A track shows where you are, and a tick shows where last month stood at this exact point. Past the tick, you're ahead. • Ledger — every metric at once: week to date, month to date, year to date, and your full retained history. • Shape — your calendar as a diff. Which days beat their usual Tuesday, which missed, and which haven't happened yet. • Movers — which apps actually moved the number, and by how much. The bars add up to the change exactly. Proceeds, Sales, Downloads or IAPs. One app or the whole portfolio. Calendar to-date by default, rolling if you prefer that. Twelve widgets now. Your existing ones are exactly where you left them.

Four new widgets. The one you'll use most is Pace. Month-to-date against last month's finished total always reads like a crash — you're "down 45%" until the 31st. Pace compares you to where last month actually stood on the same day, so the number means something all month long. NEW • Pace — this week, month, quarter or year against the same stretch of the last one. A track shows where you are, and a tick shows where last month stood at this exact point. Past the tick, you're ahead. • Ledger — every metric at once: week to date, month to date, year to date, and your full retained history. • Shape — your calendar as a diff. Which days beat their usual Tuesday, which missed, and which haven't happened yet. • Movers — which apps actually moved the number, and by how much. The bars add up to the change exactly. Proceeds, Sales, Downloads or IAPs. One app or the whole portfolio. Calendar to-date by default, rolling if you prefer that. Twelve widgets now. Your existing ones are exactly where you left them.

Four new widgets. The one you'll use most is Pace. Month-to-date against last month's finished total always reads like a crash — you're "down 45%" until the 31st. Pace compares you to where last month actually stood on the same day, so the number means something all month long. NEW • Pace — this week, month, quarter or year against the same stretch of the last one. A track shows where you are, and a tick shows where last month stood at this exact point. Past the tick, you're ahead. • Ledger — every metric at once: week to date, month to date, year to date, and your full retained history. • Shape — your calendar as a diff. Which days beat their usual Tuesday, which missed, and which haven't happened yet. • Movers — which apps actually moved the number, and by how much. The bars add up to the change exactly. Proceeds, Sales, Downloads or IAPs. One app or the whole portfolio. Calendar to-date by default, rolling if you prefer that. Twelve widgets now. Your existing ones are exactly where you left them.

Four new widgets. The one you'll use most is Pace. Month-to-date against last month's finished total always reads like a crash — you're "down 45%" until the 31st. Pace compares you to where last month actually stood on the same day, so the number means something all month long. NEW • Pace — this week, month, quarter or year against the same stretch of the last one. A track shows where you are, and a tick shows where last month stood at this exact point. Past the tick, you're ahead. • Ledger — every metric at once: week to date, month to date, year to date, and your full retained history. • Shape — your calendar as a diff. Which days beat their usual Tuesday, which missed, and which haven't happened yet. • Movers — which apps actually moved the number, and by how much. The bars add up to the change exactly. Proceeds, Sales, Downloads or IAPs. One app or the whole portfolio. Calendar to-date by default, rolling if you prefer that. Twelve widgets now. Your existing ones are exactly where you left them.

This is the big one: AppMeta Pulse is now a full founder console — and you can finally reply to App Store reviews right from your phone. REPLY TO REVIEWS • Respond to any review in the app — or straight from a lock-screen notification. • AI-drafted replies in two tones, generated on-device with Apple Intelligence. • Reply to up to 25 reviews at once — templates, AI, or your own words. • Edit or delete responses, and auto-translate foreign-language reviews inline. • On-device sentiment scoring, top-concern clustering, and a new widget for unanswered reviews. KNOW YOUR NUMBERS • Per-app and per-product subscription breakdowns. • Trial → paid funnel chart and a year-over-year toggle on Trends. • Custom date ranges, multi-account switcher, and monthly + MRR goals with a progress ring. • Calm Mode to hide figures in public, milestone streaks, and CSV export. STAY IN THE LOOP • Friday weekly digest, AI-summarized: what changed and what to watch. • Siri Shortcuts, an in-app FAQ, a privacy explainer, and a changelog. Everything AI runs on-device. No servers, no tracking — your data never leaves your phone. Start your 7-day free trial, and tell us what to build next — we read every message.

This is the big one: AppMeta Pulse is now a full founder console — and you can finally reply to App Store reviews right from your phone. REPLY TO REVIEWS • Respond to any review in the app — or straight from a lock-screen notification. • AI-drafted replies in two tones, generated on-device with Apple Intelligence. • Reply to up to 25 reviews at once — templates, AI, or your own words. • Edit or delete responses, and auto-translate foreign-language reviews inline. • On-device sentiment scoring, top-concern clustering, and a new widget for unanswered reviews. KNOW YOUR NUMBERS • Per-app and per-product subscription breakdowns. • Trial → paid funnel chart and a year-over-year toggle on Trends. • Custom date ranges, multi-account switcher, and monthly + MRR goals with a progress ring. • Calm Mode to hide figures in public, milestone streaks, and CSV export. STAY IN THE LOOP • Friday weekly digest, AI-summarized: what changed and what to watch. • Siri Shortcuts, an in-app FAQ, a privacy explainer, and a changelog. Everything AI runs on-device. No servers, no tracking — your data never leaves your phone. Start your 7-day free trial, and tell us what to build next — we read every message.

More detailed reporting and added reviews

Analytics, redesigned. The Analytics section has been fully revamped for clearer insights and better comparison across periods. Explore trends, funnels, and performance metrics with improved structure and faster navigation. New themes available. You can now personalize AppMeta Pulse with additional themes — designed to stay clean, focused, and easy on the eyes. This update improves clarity, flexibility, and overall usability.

Analytics, redesigned. The Analytics section has been fully revamped for clearer insights and better comparison across periods. Explore trends, funnels, and performance metrics with improved structure and faster navigation. New themes available. You can now personalize AppMeta Pulse with additional themes — designed to stay clean, focused, and easy on the eyes. This update improves clarity, flexibility, and overall usability.

Analytics, redesigned. The Analytics section has been fully revamped for clearer insights and better comparison across periods. Explore trends, funnels, and performance metrics with improved structure and faster navigation. New themes available. You can now personalize AppMeta Pulse with additional themes — designed to stay clean, focused, and easy on the eyes. This update improves clarity, flexibility, and overall usability.

Analytics, redesigned. The Analytics section has been fully revamped for clearer insights and better comparison across periods. Explore trends, funnels, and performance metrics with improved structure and faster navigation. New themes available. You can now personalize AppMeta Pulse with additional themes — designed to stay clean, focused, and easy on the eyes. This update improves clarity, flexibility, and overall usability.