What's new in Rankglass

Every Monday, each of your apps gets a short brief written by AI from your own ranks, store pages, competitors and ratings.

• New

  A weekly brief at the top of each app's overview: what changed in the last seven days, the likely reason, and up to three things to do this week, each linking to the right page.

• New

  The brief connects the dots for you, like a drop that came after a competitor changed its title, and says plainly when the week was quiet.

• New

  Part of the Starter, Pro and Agency plans, and readable from your AI assistant or scripts with the get_weekly_brief MCP tool and /api/v1/weekly-brief.

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  Alerts by email and in the app when your keywords move in a way that matters, when a competitor changes its store page and when your weekly brief is ready. Each can be switched off under Settings → Notifications.

Fewer places to look: every app has four sections, and your settings, plan and usage each have one home.

• Improved

  One Listing page per app: your ASO score with AI suggestions and the history of store page changes, yours and your competitors', are two tabs of the same page.

• Improved

  Settings in one place: a single Settings entry in the sidebar, with your workspace and account pages side by side.

• New

  Plan & usage shows every limit of your plan and how much of it you use: apps, keywords, keyword discoveries this month, and AI suggestions and review summaries today.

• Improved

  The store and country you pick stay selected when you move between an app's sections.

• New

  An app's overview starts with up to three next steps, such as a keyword to add to your listing or a competitor that just changed its store page, and ends with the latest store page changes.

• Improved

  A competitor's page has four tabs: Overview, Keywords, Reviews and Listing. Each competitor card links straight to its keywords.

• Improved

  Every app page shows which store and country you are looking at, with flags that show on every computer, and an app opens where you left it.

A competitor's page now shows where the app stands in the store's charts, rough monthly downloads and revenue, the facts behind its listing and a summary of what its users write in reviews.

• New

  Downloads and revenue: an app's top grossing and top free ranks on the App Store in each country, with estimated monthly downloads and revenue. Stores don't publish those two, so they are rough ranges worked out from ratings and in-app prices.

• New

  App details: first release date, last update, price, in-app purchases with their prices, size, languages, age rating and ratings by stars.

• New

  What users say: Rankglass reads a competitor's newest reviews in a country and sums up with AI what people complain about, like and ask for, with quotes from the reviews.

• Improved

  For App Store apps, the ratings on a competitor's page are those of the country you are looking at instead of the United States.

• New

  The same for AI assistants and scripts: the get_competitor_insights MCP tool and /api/v1/competitor-insights.

The keywords a competitor ranks for are no longer limited to the United States. Open a competitor in any of the 15 countries, press Find keywords, and Rankglass looks up where the app ranks in that country's store.

• New

  Find keywords on each competitor's page: Rankglass reads the app's store page in the country's language, picks likely search terms with AI and store autocomplete, and checks the real search results. Keywords show up with their rank, your rank and estimated monthly searches, each with a Track button.

• Improved

  In the United States, competitor ranks now come from the latest store searches where there are any, so they are closer to what the store shows today.

• Improved

  The get_competitor_keywords MCP tool and /api/v1/competitor-keywords take a country.

Open a competitor to see the keywords it ranks for in the United States, including the ones you don't track yet, and start tracking any of them with one click.

• New

  Keywords they rank for on each competitor's page: monthly searches, their rank and yours, with filters for keywords you don't track and for their top 10.

• New

  A Track button next to every keyword you don't follow yet.

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  The same data for AI assistants and scripts: the get_competitor_keywords MCP tool and /api/v1/competitor-keywords.

Same product, same accounts and data, with a new name and logo.

• Improved

  New name, logo and app icon. Your apps, keywords, history and plan carry over unchanged.

Ask your AI assistant about your rankings, or pull them into your own scripts. Included in the Pro and Agency plans.

• New

  An MCP server for Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop and other MCP clients, with tools for apps, keyword rankings, rank changes, competitors, store page changes and the ASO score.

• New

  A read-only REST API under /api/v1 with the same data.

• New

  Workspace API keys under Workspace settings → API & MCP, with last-used times and one-click revoke.

Everything you need to track and improve your rankings on the App Store and Google Play, plus paid plans when you need more apps and keywords.

• New

  Daily keyword rank tracking on the App Store and Google Play, in 15 countries.

• New

  Keyword ideas in each country's language, with estimated monthly searches and difficulty.

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  Competitor tracking: follow apps from a keyword's top 10, compare ranks and spot keyword gaps.

• New

  Store page history for your apps and competitors, with a before and after for every change.

• New

  The ASO score with quick wins, and AI suggestions for your title, subtitle and keyword field.

• New

  Paid plans, with upgrades and plan switches from the billing page.

• New

  CSV export of your keywords and ranks.

The groundwork for everything that follows: accounts, workspaces, billing, and this website. Keyword tracking is next.

• New

  Sign up, sign in, and create workspaces you can invite teammates to.

• New

  Billing groundwork, with Creem as our merchant of record. Paid plans open when keyword tracking launches.

• New

  The rankglass.com website, blog, and this changelog.