I've shipped Android apps for years, and improving store rankings always meant choosing between cheap keyword scrapers I didn't trust and enterprise suites priced for a team of ten. As a solo dev, neither fit and none gave me the data and views that actually drive ASO decisions: which keywords are worth targeting, what a competitor just changed, and whether a metadata edit will gain ranks before I ship it.
I'd spent years sitting between engineering and marketing teams, so I knew what a developer actually needs to see to act. ASOScan is the tool I always wanted: the complete ASO workflow for iOS and Android, at a price a solo dev or small studio can use.
Just went live, I'd really value your feedback: the trial is free for 7 days, no credit card. Take it for a spin with your own app and tell me what feels off, what's missing, or what you'd expect to be there and isn't. That's exactly what I want to fix next. I also open-sourced the ASO skills I use with AI agents: github.com/ASOScan/aso-skills
https://asoscan.com/?utm_source=indiehackers&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=launch
The distinction between having ASO data and helping someone actually make an ASO decision is interesting.
I’d be curious which part of the workflow users find hardest right now: finding the signal or deciding what to do with it.