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All your apps, on one page
Most makers don't ship one app, they ship five. Other tools make you open them one project at a time. Apparent puts every app on one page, with one sentence for all of them together.
Your apps were downloaded 3,592 times in the last 30 days, 2× more than the 30 days before. They earned you $1,511.
7,644 people used them. Fern grew the most, with 5× more downloads.
Fern
Live
- People
- 2,847
- Money
- $1,409
Kanji Daily
Live
- People
- 2,859
- Rating
- 4.9
Sleepy Sounds
Live
- People
- 1,938
- Money
- $102
Lift Log
In TestFlight
18 testers opened it this week. It joins the page by itself the day it goes live.
The numbers you already have, in words you'd actually say
Every analytics tool shows you a wall of terms. Apparent says what happened, the way you'd tell a friend.
- DAU 3,9123,912 people used your app
- D1 retention 29.1%3 in 10 new people came back the next day
- Conversion rate 7.5%1 in 13 downloads turned into a sale
- MRR $412.80Subscriptions bring in $412.80 a month
- Top GEO US 25.4%1 in 4 downloads came from the United States
One small SDK, plus the accounts you already have
Apparent's SDK records what people do in your app: opens, screens, purchases and crashes. It saves every event on the phone first, so a bad connection or a crash never loses one.
Then connect the accounts you already have. They add the parts no SDK can see:
App Store ConnectiOS downloads, sales and reviews- Google PlayAndroid downloads, sales, crashes and reviews
RevenueCatEvery sale, trial, renewal and refund
import { Apparent } from "apparent-expo";
Apparent.init({ app: "fern", key: "…" });
Apparent.track("plant_added");Expo and React Native todaySwitching from Mixpanel? Bring your history.
Apparent brings in your Mixpanel events, so your charts start where they left off. Run both side by side while your update rolls out: someone both saw is counted once. PostHog is next.
Your Mixpanel historyQuestions
Who is Apparent for?
People who make iOS and Android apps and want to know how they're doing without learning analytics first. One app or ten, built by hand or with AI tools.
What do I add to my app?
The Apparent SDK for Expo and React Native: a few lines. Then connect App Store Connect, Google Play and RevenueCat for downloads, sales and reviews.
Do I still need Mixpanel or PostHog?
No. Apparent's SDK records opens, screens, purchases and crashes, and Apparent turns them into sentences. Bring your Mixpanel history along when you switch; PostHog is next.
What about RevenueCat or Superwall?
Keep them. Apparent reads RevenueCat to show every sale, trial and refund next to what people did before buying. Superwall is on the list.
I have more than one app.
Good. All your apps sit on one page, each with its own story, plus one sentence for all of them together.
What does it cost?
Nothing while Apparent is in beta. Pricing comes later, and you'll hear about it before anything changes.
What happens to my data?
Your numbers are only used to show them to you. Apparent never sells data, and it never stores the internet addresses of the people using your app.
When can I start?
People are being let in a few at a time. Join the waitlist and you'll get one email when your spot opens.
Ask from your coding agent, too
Apparent comes with an MCP server, so Claude Code, Cursor or Codex can ask how your apps are doing and get the same plain answers.