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Dev tools · January 6, 2014

App Analytics by Appfigures

Comprehensive tools for app makers

App Analytics by Appfigures launched on January 6, 2014 with 97 votes, #141 of 1,173 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 12 years on.

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What it does

Track app downloads and revenue, research competitors, find better keywords, and monitor market trends with one platform built for mobile app growth.

Track rankings, optimize your app listing, and monitor competitors in one place. Track downloads, revenue, and reviews in one place so you spend less time on reports and more time building apps. See how competitors perform, spot trends before they peak, and adapt quickly to keep your game ahead. Access reliable app economy data you can trust with downloads, revenue, and rankings to back every forecast. Bring all your data together with downloads, revenue, and competitors in one view that helps your team align. Know when apps add or drop SDKs, surface new leads as they happen, and prevent costly churn before it’s too late. Verify stories with accurate app data, uncover trends and anomalies,…from appfigures.com

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