Charts: App Tracker

Charts shows how your apps perform on the rankings, across every country, and pings you the instant things shift. Watch your own titles, keep tabs on rivals, and put an end to manual rank-checking. No account, no sign-in Drop in an app ID or paste a link, and Charts fetches the name, developer, category, rating, and icon for you. Track what matters Add your own apps and the competition to a single watchlist. Organize them your way: by client, portfolio, or head-to-head rival. View live rankings for every country an app appears in, not only your home store. Follow Free and Paid charts independently. Rankings, country by country Each country gets its own tracking and ranking history. Spot where an app dominates, where it's fading, and where it just appeared for the first time. A spinning globe captures your global reach in one look, while per-country trend charts map the shape of recent days. Know the moment it moves Charts watches for the moves worth your attention and delivers them as clear, readable alerts: Now charting - an app debuts in a country's ranking. Entered top 10 - a rank crosses into the top ten. Strong climb - a sharp move up the chart. Significant drop - a sudden slide down. Lost position - an app falls off a chart entirely. Every alert names the app, the country, and the exact rank, so there's never any guesswork about what happened or where. Share the wins Turn any ranking into a badge worth posting. Save shareable rank badges and animated GIFs straight to your photo library, then drop them into a launch thread, an investor update, or a group chat. On your home screen A home screen widget keeps your strongest ranks in view without opening the app. Built for indie devs and teams Whether you ship one app or manage a full portfolio, Charts delivers a quick, focused read on chart performance. No spreadsheets, no manual checks. It works off public chart data, so there's nothing to connect and nothing to configure. Add an app and start tracking in seconds. Country flag icons by flag-icons (https://github.com/lipis/flag-icons)