Appglint Radar
Your next idea
might already be
gaining traction.
Discover rising apps and games in the categories you care about. A little market research, delivered to your inbox.
$5/month. Built for independent makers.
Your weekly discovery
A little movement.
Something worth a look.
Here’s one app on the move in Productivity.
Little Focus
A quieter way to get things done.
Chart position · 7 days
#82 to #24
Climbing steadily
Five days of gains in the US. Now appearing in Canada’s top 100, too.
Less chart-checking. More time to make things.
Your corner of the market
Any supported category
A wider perspective
Up to 3 countries
Both sides of mobile
App Store + Google Play
Room to keep building
One useful email
Follow your curiosity
You choose the market.
We watch for movement.
Make it your own.
Productivity, fitness, finance, puzzle games. Choose up to 3 supported categories across 3 countries, wherever your interests take you.
See what’s taking off.
Find new chart arrivals, meaningful climbs, and apps holding their gains. Get the rankings and dates behind each observation.
Get on with your week.
A weekly digest brings the interesting changes together. Turn on daily alerts for significant movement, and revisit past reports anytime.
Small tool. Small price.
A fresh perspective,
for $5 a month.
One simple plan for curious indie developers. Keep an eye on your market while you build your own little corner of it.
- 3 categories across 3 countries
- App Store & Google Play, where supported
- A personalized weekly digest
- Optional daily alerts for significant changes
- Access to past reports
Just browsing? Appglint’s public charts and app pages will stay free.
A few good questions.
Is this just for games?
No. Follow any supported app or game category, from Productivity and Health & Fitness to Word and Card games. Categories vary between stores, so coverage will be shown when you choose.
What does “rising” actually mean?
We look for observable chart movement: new appearances, ranking gains, and gains that last. A chart newcomer isn’t necessarily a newly released app, and a climb doesn’t tell us its revenue or profitability.
Will the free charts go away?
No. Public charts and app pages will remain free. Radar is an optional way to get the changes that interest you delivered to your inbox.