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Appfox turns changes in reviews, rankings, releases, and competitors into daily findings. See what changed, why it may matter, and the sources behind it. RevenueCat data is planned.

The signal is deterministic.The explanation cites it.

A change in review sentiment, a rank movement, a new competitor, or a price change can be a reason to investigate. Appfox compares collected store data and uses AI to explain findings with the sources attached. Revenue and crash data require integrations beyond the current beta; a finding is a clue, not proof of what caused a change.

Each signal has a stable fingerprint, so an ongoing episode updates instead of re-alerting, and revised source data can retract a finding that no longer holds.

From a store URLto a measured outcome.

  1. 01

    Add your app

    Paste an App Store or Google Play URL. Appfox builds the initial market and suggests competitors for you to confirm.

  2. 02

    Get public evidence

    Listing history, collected reviews, and tracked search queries start immediately, with collection progress shown while data is pending.

  3. 03

    RevenueCat connection — planned

    A future read-only integration is intended to add revenue and subscription context. The current beta uses public store data.

  4. 04

    Read Today

    Meaningful customer, competitor, release, and monetization changes, ranked, with evidence and a suggested action.

  5. 05

    Act and record

    Inspect the evidence, accept, dismiss, or snooze the finding, and note what you did.

  6. 06

    Revisit the result

    Comparable windows and your own assessment show whether the change you shipped moved the thing you meant to move.

Planned: monetization context,with exact scope.

RevenueCat is a planned integration. The intended approach keeps project totals separate from app-level data and records currency, timezone, and reporting period. Subscription counts and trial conversion need careful comparisons; these requirements describe the planned experience, not revenue analytics available in the beta.

Accounts without a connection get a clearly labeled public-data experience. Nothing is hidden behind a connect button.

Quiet isa valid answer.

Today has no minimum card count. Four different kinds of empty are kept apart so you never mistake an outage for calm.

TodayUpdated 8:02
Nothing significant changed

47 reviews · 6 queries · 7-day window

Nothing significant changed

A quiet day. Shown as such, with the coverage and window that back it up.

Customers3 new reviews
★★★★★
★★★★★
★★★★★

Each review shown, no percentages

Not enough data

A low-volume app or a short history. Appfox shows individual evidence instead of percentage alarms.

RevenueCatSync failed

Last good read: Oct 2, 06:00

Shown as failed, never as zero

Sync failed

A provider read did not complete. Never shown as zero, empty, or disconnected.

Collecting reviews62%

Findings wait for a usable sample

Collection in progress

Reviews or listings are still arriving. Findings wait until the sample is usable.

Close the loop:did the change help?

When a task claims to fix a customer issue, Appfox records the baseline mention rate, links the task to the topic and the release, measures the topic afterwards with matched windows and denominators, and asks for your assessment. A decrease is reported as observed, not as caused.

Private beta

Put your app on Today.

Add it by store URL. Public evidence starts immediately.

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