I build iOS subscription apps. The part nobody warns you about is that shipping is the easy half. Once the app is live, growth happens in a dozen tabs. Downloads in App Store Connect. Revenue and trials in RevenueCat. Paywall tests in Superwall. Keyword ranks in one tool, reviews in another, ad spend across Apple Ads, Meta and TikTok, and a spreadsheet trying to hold it together. Each one shows you its own slice. None of them talk to each other, so when revenue dips, you're the one cross-referencing five tabs to work out why. AppApex is the thing I wanted to exist: one roof for all of it. Connect App Store Connect, RevenueCat, Superwall and your ad accounts, and downloads, revenue, trials, keyword ranks, reviews, competitors, screenshots and paywall tests land on one live dataset. Because it's all connected, the numbers can finally be read together. A keyword drop and a churn spike show up as one story instead of two alerts in two tabs, and the AI layer on top ranks what's actually capping your revenue and what to fix first. The bit I'd actually like you to try: Run the free Growth Audit on your own app. No login, no install, about 30 seconds → app.appapex.io/growth-audit It grades your listing across 6 dimensions against real category benchmarks and names your single biggest fix. It's the public slice of the same engine. If it tells you something you already knew, that's a failure on my part and I want to hear about it. Two things I'd love this crowd's read on: 1. How many tools are you paying for right now just to see how your app is doing? Which one would you drop first? 2. What's the one question about your app's growth you've never been able to get a straight answer to? I'm here all day. Ask me anything, including the sceptical stuff. Especially the sceptical stuff.

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Your iOS app's growth metrics, finally talking to each other

Your iOS app's growth metrics, finally talking to each other