About Appleak

Appleak is an app intelligence platform for the App Store and Google Play, in the family of Sensor Tower and Appfigures, built for indie developers, app marketers and growth teams. It covers competitors’ revenue and download estimates, chart rankings, reviews, ads, creators and UGC videos, and turns a question in plain words into a research report with the evidence it rests on.

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In short

01What it is: an app intelligence platform for competitor and market research, asked in plain words, on the web at appleak.app.
02What it reads: both app stores, four ad networks, six social platforms and the web.
03Who it is for: indie developers, small studios and the people who market their apps.

By Appleak · 18 Oct 2026

What is Appleak?

Appleak (appleak.app) is a web-based app intelligence platform for the App Store and Google Play. You type a question about an app or a kind of app, and it reads the stores, the ad networks, social platforms and the web to answer it: a verdict from an app’s reviews, the ads it runs and for how long, the creators and videos about it, its estimated revenue and where it charts. Each answer shows what it was built from, so you can check it.

What it does

The ask box: One box that reads your question and opens the page that answers it.
Trending now: Apps, videos, creators and ads that are moving today, by category.
App teardown: Everything about one app on one page.
Research report: One direct answer about one app, with the evidence under it.
Comparison: Two or three apps side by side, measured the same way.
What changed: What is different about an app since it was last read.
Category report: A question about a whole market, answered from thousands of reviews.
Growth research: Where to put your first marketing effort, and in what order.
App coach: A coach for your own app, with a plan for the week.
MRR tracker: Where your monthly recurring revenue lands at your current pace.
Reviews Intelligence: Pull any app’s raw reviews with exact filters, and export them.
Review search: Search every review on file for a word or a phrase.
Ad Search: Which apps in a category advertise, and the ads they run.
Influencer Search: Creators who already post about your kind of app, checked one by one.
Creator outreach: A board for the creators you are contacting, with a drafted message for each.
Top charts: The stores’ own top charts, and which of those apps advertise.
Apps: Apps released in the last 30 days that are already charting.
UGC videos: Creator videos about apps, each matched to its app, with its views.
History: Every report, teardown and search you have run.
Market Signals: People talking about your brand, a rival or a keyword, sorted by what they want.
Market Watch: Follows apps and tells you when they move.
Saved Searches: The reports, teardowns, research and videos you chose to keep.

Where its data comes from

Stores: App Store, Google Play
Ad networks: Meta Ads, TikTok Ads, Google Ads, Apple Ads, YouTube Ads, Snapchat Ads
Social platforms: TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Reddit, X, LinkedIn
The web: Google, Perplexity, The open web

It reads public information: store listings and reviews, public ads, and public posts. Reviewers’ names are not kept. It never asks for access to your App Store Connect or Google Play account.

Who uses it, and for what

Indie developers deciding what to build, from what users of existing apps complain about.
Marketers writing ads, from the hooks and angles rivals keep paying for.
Founders looking for creators who already post about their kind of app.
Small teams following rivals’ prices, ratings, versions and ads without checking by hand.

What Appleak does not do

No ASO keyword research or keyword rank tracking.
No library of onboarding flows; paywall screens are shown one app at a time, inside an app analysis.
No exact revenue or download counts for other people’s apps: revenue is an estimate, and installs are a modelled range.
It does not post, message or send anything for you. Drafts are for you to send yourself.
It keeps no copies of other people’s videos or ads; it shows them where they are.

How it is priced

There is a free plan with 25 credits a month. The paid plans are Basic $25, Starter $49 and Pro $75 a month, bought online with no sales call. Most of Appleak reads free sources; a few searches read paid ones and cost credits, and the price is always shown before anything is spent.

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Questions

Is Appleak free?

There is a free plan with 25 credits a month, enough to run a few reports. The paid plans are Basic $25, Starter $49 and Pro $75 a month. A search that costs credits shows its price first.

Does Appleak work for Google Play apps?

Yes. It reads both the App Store and Google Play.

Is Appleak an AI tool?

It uses AI models to read reviews and write answers. The figures come from the sources it reads, and each answer shows what it was built from.

How is Appleak different from Sensor Tower or Appfigures?

Sensor Tower is enterprise market intelligence on a custom yearly contract; Appfigures is strongest at tracking your own apps and ASO keywords. Appleak is for researching a market and its marketing: the ads, creators and reviews behind any app. The comparison pages go through each in detail.

How do I reach a person?

Write to us from the Support page at appleak.app/support. A person reads every message and replies by email.

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