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I love the landing page design. I would put the app store links on the top, so people would know they have the option straight away. If they come from mobile you can auto-redirect them according to their device (there's a simply JS to detect it)

Using a branded name for an app is discouraged, since you're using the most valuable app keywords space for a word no one is looking for "Vealth" or "GetVealth". E.g. "Get Wellness" will be already better, but the choice of what to use should be by the competition VS popularity of relevant words for your product.

You're also not using up all the title space for more keywords. E.g: Get Wealth: Reduce Burnout
(ASO!)

Android icon recommended to be rounded, more friendly

Android screenshots need to be designed better, no black lines, no small letters. If you screenshots have them, show the main graphics of the app, and add flashy graphics with a clear text message of the feature you are displaying, since the majority do not even read your app description, and are focused on the icon / screenshots / video (which if done well, converts users better to downloads)

Good luck!

I'm more focused on apps, however, I love drawing applications / sites.
The thing that bothered me the most is that I didn't understand what I need to do once I've seen the vase.
I guessed I need to trace it on the left side (which part of its image was cropped, I don't know it it's intentional)
I also didn't understand if the red marker on the right image meant I wasn't doing it right (since it's red)

So I would advice to implement onboarding hints (which of course will also come handy with the mobile app as it is always recommended there as well)

P.s. choosing a "water lily" from the left menu didn't do anything, should it?

Good luck :-)

Hi Brian,

Great icon, I would personally round the edges so it won't be square :-)
In terms of ASO separating the title words "Bath-Timer" instead of "Bathtimer" MIGHT be better for people who search for a bath timer.

Your description is REALLY SHORT, which means you are missing a great opportunity to compete on more keywords. In Google Play the recommendation is to include each key word you compete on, 5 times in total (title and subtitle instances are counted as well) - (there's a lot of things regarding ASO, check out my course for more info)

Get inspiration for more keywords using this site:
https://www.onelook.com/reverse-dictionary.shtml

If you can, pay a professional designer to do your screenshots, and A/B test them with the current one to see which get more conversions.
If you won't, then make sure the background color of each screen shot is different from the other one, and different from the blue background of the app itself.
Some A/B testing tips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kTdt6_YqVk

The app looks very neat otherwise, good luck with it! I hope you get more downloads as you improve the keywordings.

Questions: How many MAU (monthly active users) do you have? and how many monthly downloads?

I'm going to start giving you feedback PLEASE DON'T TAKE IT PERSONALLY, IT'S OCNSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM(!)

1. Improving your store's icon can 100% give you more downloads and user conversions. The icon looks outdate and it feels like you designed it.
   The icon should have an element which reflects more clearly your app's purpose (360 is pretty general in my opinion)
   Your app started to make money right? $150 / month by what you wrote in your profile? Take that $150 and pay a professional icon designer(!)
   Watch what I achieved by doing so here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UohvqbwGuPA

2. Same goes for your screenshots - Your iPad's screenshots need an update to be in par with your iPhone's. It's worth the effort.
   iPhone's - screenshots text is too small. the user should be able to read the text without clicking on the picture.

3. As I'm seeing from the screenshot, I also recommend getting the designer for some in-app screen designing as well. (My friend just told me he invested all his app's income in the last half year on design. I think it's smart move)

4. Name of your app should contain competitive keyword, it's a whole subject (ASO) you might want to advise my course on it. I think you can also put more word in the title (There's more room no?)

Here are another App Store tip about the new A/B testing (new feature they released):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXp_cwm10SM

Good luck!