• Creating and Managing Alerts

  Alerts are a great way to stay in the loop without having to constantly look at your reports. You tell us what you're interested in, and we'll send you an email or Slack message. Your account comes built in with alerts, one for your own apps and some for competitors you're tracking, which means you don't have to set up anything yourself. Of course, you can also customize your alerts by selecting specific apps or countries on your Alert Management page.Popular

• How to Generate a Personal Access Token (PAT)

  You can use one of several methods to authenticate to the Appfigures API to make requests. Personal Access Tokens are an easy way to integrate with the API without the need for heavy OAuth libraries, making this method ideal for testing or for personal applications. Generating a Personal Access Token Create a new API client here: https://appfigures.com/developers/keys (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/1/6/f/5/16f5957f6b3a470Some readers

• How to Track Competitors / Any App with Appfigures

  Appfigures makes it easy to track the store performance and user sentiment of any iOS and Android app so you can learn from it, improve your ASO, and be more competitive. 12 Datasets, Including Download Estimates, SDKs, and more With Appfigures, you can see all of the following about any iOS and Android app: Basic Intelligence: Keywords Used (ASO) Keyword Ranks (ASO) Reviews Ratings Category Ranks Store Features Premium Intelligence: Download estimates Revenue estiSome readers

• Appfigures API: Access, Limits, and Add-ons

  The Appfigures API gives you programmatic access to tons of data—from app and store performance to metadata and more. The Basics If you have an Appfigures account, you can start using the API for free to get data on the apps you’re already tracking. Everything you see in your Appfigures reports is also available through the API. Daily Call Limits By default, every account gets 1,000 API requests per day for free. If you need more, don’t worry—you can easily increase youSome readers

• Making Your First API Request

  This getting-started tutorial is meant for technical folks who aren't too familiar with APIs and want a zero-to-hero guide to grabbing data out of the Appfigures API. If you're interested in more advanced topics, just skip on down to the Next steps section below. Congrats on getting started with the Appfigures API! We'll get our feet wet by making some really simple API requests and then we'll talk about the next steps you can take to geSome readers

• Setting Up Email Reports

  Get a summary report for your entire portfolio by email every day, every week, or every month. Email reports include a summary of your downloads and revenue, ranks, reviews, and featured placements. When you open an Appfigures account, you'll have three built-in email reports: daily, weekly, and monthly. If you want to manage email reports or create an email report for someone else, you do so through Email Reports. Creating an Email ReportFew readers

• Changing the Currency of Revenue

  With Appfigures, you can view revenue reports in the currency of your choice, regardless of how it's reported by the store or ad network. Appfigures supports 150+ currencies, which you can choose from and change at any point, without any changes to your underlying reports. By default* your reports will be displayed in USD. Changing your revenue currency: Head into Account Settings Select the currency for revenue Save the changes OncFew readers

• Simpler Navigation with Saved Views

  Saved Views simplify navigation and save time by letting you save shortcuts to reports and their settings. A view is made up of all of the options and filters a report has to offer (such as the selected apps, dates, type of graph, etc.). Once a view is pinned, it becomes available from every report, making it easy to jump between views with a single click, much like a permalink. When pinning a view, you'll be able to share it with other users in your account. This can be a great time saver iFew readers

• What is Sharing and How Does It Work?

  Appfigures makes it easy to securely share your app data - such as sales, subscriptions, and ad revenue -with other people or teams. Sharing is ideal for collaborating with publishers, developers, investors, marketing partners, or anyone who needs access to your performance data. What Is Sharing? Sharing lets you grant others read-only access to specific products and date ranges in your Appfigures account. Members you share with have completely separate accounts and cannot modifyFew readers

• What are the Benefits of Linking my Developer Accounts?

  Appfigures provides a comprehensive set of reports about downloads, revenue, usage, and store performance. Some reports work with any app, yours or competitors', others are designed to focus on your apps in detail. To report accurate downloads, revenue, and usage for your apps we connect directly to the source. That can be your app developer account, ad networks, or usage analytics like Google. Reports that focus on analyzing your own apps include: Sales Subscriptions Revenue Ad RevenuFew readers

• Newsletter Referral Program FAQ

  This Week in Apps, our weekly newsletter with trends and insights from the industry, is a great resource for anyone making, investing in, or marketing apps. We want everyone in the industry to know about it, and we've got great rewards for you if you help us! Here are a few questions that come up often, and the answers: How does the program work? Every time someone new subscribes to the newsletter with your referral link, you earn a referral, and when you hit milestones, you get rewards.Few readers

• Logging in with Google

  You can log in to your account using your email and password, as well as with your Google account. To log in with Google, simply click the Login with Google button that's at the bottom of all login forms throughout the site, instead of entering your email and password.Few readers