Identify the listing
A store URL, package name, or numeric App Store id is resolved first. A plain name returns public search candidates so you can pick the right app.
Keyword finder and listing copy
Research an app, then write the listing in nine languages
Paste an App Store or Google Play link, drop one onto the form, or search by name. The backend reads the public listing, compares category peers, and drafts titles, descriptions, keywords, and screenshot captions inside the real store limits.
Drop a store URL here, or paste one. No login is required.
How the research works
Public store text only. No invented volumes.
The generator uses the same public App Store and Google Play sources as ASO Review. It does not claim private conversion data, paid keyword tools, or a guaranteed ranking change.
Read public peers
The backend looks up the listing, then collects category peers from public App Store search and, for Play listings, other package ids published on the same page.
Score keyword gaps
Phrases are taken from titles and descriptions. Scores come from own-listing use and competitor mentions. No invented search volumes.
Write store-limited copy
Titles, subtitles, keywords, descriptions, and eight screenshot captions are generated for nine languages and clipped to published store limits.
What this tool writes, and what it leaves alone
Which store fields are generated?
Apple-oriented fields: 30-character name, 30-character subtitle, 170-character promotional text, 100-character keyword field, and a 4,000-character description. Google Play also gets an 80-character short description. Eight screenshot captions are drafted for Studio.
Which languages are included?
English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and Simplified Chinese — the same public-language set Shipshot already previews. Arabic copy is marked right-to-left.
Where do competitors come from?
App Store category search and, for Play listings, other package ids published on the same public page. Peers are labeled from public metadata. The tool does not scrape private analytics or paid ASO databases.
Will per-app reports be indexed?
No. The hub page can be indexed. Individual research URLs stay out of the sitemap so we do not publish thousands of thin pages about other people’s apps.