Public app intelligence

Turn any app-store URL into a decision-ready audit.

Submit an app-store URL. Bright App Data automatically collects public evidence, runs the audit and saves a permanent report you can revisit and share.

Runs automatically · already-audited apps open instantly · 3 requests per IP every 30 days

Full ASO check

Titles, descriptions, media, rating strength, review velocity, replies, update cadence, privacy and localization.

Evidence-led graphs

Review sentiment, issue concentration and signal scores made readable for owners and buyers.

Permanent report

Completed reports receive a stable URL. Reports passing our publication quality gate may also appear in the searchable public catalog.

Honest estimate

Value is based only on public signals and clearly separates facts from unavailable private business data.

Clear answers

Free app audit questions

What does the free app audit check?

It checks public listing copy, creative coverage, ratings, sampled reviews, review velocity, developer replies, update cadence, privacy and localization signals.

Do I need App Store or Google Play credentials?

No. The public audit uses only information visible on the app-store listing and sampled public reviews.

Will the app report remain available?

Yes. A completed audit is saved under one stable public report URL and can be refreshed without creating duplicate pages.

Is the value estimate a verified selling price?

No. It is an indicative public-signal range. Revenue, retention, profit, liabilities and source-code quality require private due diligence.

How long does an audit take?

Usually a few minutes. The audit is queued behind a deliberate rate limit so the stores are never hammered, and the status page refreshes itself until the report is ready. An app already in the catalog opens instantly.

Can I audit an app I do not own?

Yes. Everything the audit reads is public — the same listing and reviews any visitor can see. Buyers and competitors use it for exactly that reason. No private or account data is ever accessed.

Does a detected complaint mean the app has a bug?

No. A cluster means several independent users described the same kind of problem in public reviews. That is a real signal worth investigating, but confirming a defect requires reproducing it against the code, which a public audit cannot do.