Storefront research
A focused review of the countries and localizations that matter for the app, with public store evidence kept separate from estimates.
Improve ASO turns your live App Store listing, relevant competitors, keyword evidence, and product promise into rewritten metadata and a clear release plan.
The work covers discoverability and conversion together, because ranking for a query only matters when the right person chooses the app and reaches value.
A focused review of the countries and localizations that matter for the app, with public store evidence kept separate from estimates.
Comparison against apps the same user might choose for the same job—not a random list of category leaders.
Relevant search themes ranked by intent, opportunity, fit, and realistic use across the app name, subtitle, and private field.
Specific title, subtitle, and keyword-field directions that work together within Apple’s limits and avoid wasteful repetition.
A review of the first screenshots, promise, ratings, reviews, price expectations, and other points that can block the download.
Storefront-specific opportunities and gaps organized into App Store Connect localizations your team can review and implement.
A prioritized list of what to ship first, what to validate next, and what should wait until stronger evidence exists.
Recommendations explain the source and reasoning so you can challenge a conclusion, update it, or reuse the method later.
Rok reviews the app and writes the recommendations. The deliverable is not an automatically generated health score.
Start with one decision-ready report, add implementation help, or keep an ongoing ASO cadence across a portfolio.
| Plan | Best for | What is included | Your role | Cadence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Report Fastest start | One iOS app that needs a clear first ASO plan | Storefront research, metadata rewrite, competitor review, conversion direction, and rollout order | You review and implement the recommendations | One time |
| Snapshot | A founder who wants the report and implementation support | Everything in Report, plus one approved metadata implementation pass in App Store Connect | You approve; Improve ASO applies the agreed metadata | One time |
| Growth | A small team managing up to three iOS apps | Ongoing storefront strategy, release priorities, and per-app direction | Your team ships with recurring strategic support | Every 6 months |
| Studio | A portfolio owner managing up to ten iOS apps | Portfolio ASO, per-app reporting, and cross-app opportunity review | Your team coordinates releases across the portfolio | Every 6 months |
The live iOS App Store URL is enough to start. Your private keyword field, priority markets, and known competitors are helpful but optional.
I inspect the listing, search context, competitors, localizations, visible conversion story, and the product promise.
You get the recommended metadata, evidence, caveats, and implementation sequence—organized to support a real release.
These are separate services, designed for learning from paid search or making decisions with ongoing support.
Discovery provides campaign structure, keyword themes, bid guardrails, and a review of the searches that appeared. Scale adds ongoing search-term mining, bid updates, negative-keyword work, and a monthly summary for up to three apps.
Office Hours is a weekly small-group ASO and Apple Ads review. A Private Sprint gives one app four focused sessions around one important objective, with written priorities after each call.
No. Improve ASO includes the research needed for the report. A tracking tool can still be useful afterward if you want ongoing ranking history and self-serve research.
The Report gives you recommendations to implement. Snapshot includes one approved metadata implementation pass in App Store Connect.
It includes conversion and screenshot direction. It does not include full screenshot design production unless separately agreed.
Yes. Recommendations are grouped into relevant App Store Connect localizations. The report prioritizes markets rather than treating every storefront as identical.
Software gives you ongoing data and workflows. Improve ASO gives you a human interpretation, rewritten recommendations, and an ordered plan. The service-vs-software comparison explains when each is the better buy.
Start with the Report, add implementation support with Snapshot, or compare Improve ASO with self-serve tools first.