What is AI saying about your app?
People ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity which app to download. AppHeard shows whether they name yours, the pages those answers trust, and the exact moves that get you into the recommendation.
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Illustrative lift after getting into the pages the engines cite
You optimised for the App Store. Your buyers are asking an assistant instead.
Nobody scrolls a category chart to pick an app any more. They ask, they get three or four names back, and they download one of them. If yours isn't in that answer you never enter the comparison — and no ranking report will tell you, because none of them read the answers.
How it works
Three engines, every day, and a specific page to go change.
We ask what your buyers ask
Around 30 real recommendation questions for your category — the ones people actually type — asked every day across three AI engines with web search on.
We read every answer
Every app named, its position in the list, and every source the AI cited. Sampled repeatedly, because one answer is noise and a rate is a signal.
We tell you what to fix
The listicles, threads and gaps driving the answers you lose, with the outreach already drafted. You send it. Nothing posts on your behalf.
Built for shipping, not for staring at
Five things we decided on purpose.
- Every number is a measurement, not an estimate — the sample count sits right next to it
- ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity, web search on, re-asked every single day
- Tasks name the exact page or thread to change, with the outreach already drafted
- You send it yourself: nothing posts on your behalf, and we never touch the Reddit API
- Cancel any time from Settings, and your history stays readable for 90 days after
From the desk
How the measurement works, and what to do when AI names someone else.
How AppHeard asks ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity the same question
Why we hit official APIs with web search on, sample the same prompt more than once, and never treat a single reply as the ranking.
Read the post
GEO for iOS apps: getting named when someone asks AI
ASO still owns the store. Generative engine optimization is the new shelf: the questions buyers type into ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity.
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When AI names your competitor: how to read a said rate and what to do next
A 0% said rate is not 'AI hates you.' It is a map: which questions you lose, who was named instead, and which pages the engines cited.
Read the postWatch what AI says
Cancel anytime. Run the free check first — that's the trial.
billed monthly
- 1 app tracked
- 3 prompts per app
- Answers from ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity
- Replace your app once
- Instant change alerts
- Improvement tasks with drafted outreach
- Weekly digest of what AI said
billed monthly
- 3 apps tracked
- 5 prompts per app
- Answers from ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity
- Replace an app 3 times
- Instant change alerts
- Improvement tasks with drafted outreach
- Weekly digest of what AI said
billed monthly
- 10 apps tracked
- 5 prompts per app
- Answers from ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity
- Replace an app 3 times
- Instant change alerts
- Improvement tasks with drafted outreach
- Weekly digest of what AI said
How visibility actually moves
We measure the answers, name the pages they cite, and give you the next move. Nothing posts on your behalf.
How does this improve my visibility?
The engines name apps they can back with pages. We show you which listicles, threads and listings they already cite when they recommend someone else — then draft the outreach. You change those pages. That's how an app starts getting named.
Will I show up in ChatGPT if I subscribe?
Subscribe starts daily measurement, not a guaranteed mention. Getting named means changing the pages those answers already read. Most first movement takes weeks, not overnight. Perplexity typically moves in 4–8 weeks; ChatGPT in 2–4 months.
How is this different from ASO?
ASO ranks you in a store list. AppHeard reads whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity say your name when someone asks for an app like yours — and which web page decided that.
What do you change for me?
Nothing on the public web. We never post to Reddit, email publishers, or edit your listing. The desk names the page and drafts the reply. You send it.
Is this the same as what I see in ChatGPT?
Close, but not identical. We measure through each platform's official API with web search enabled. Consumer apps add personalization and memory, so treat the score as directional intelligence and the trend as the signal.
How often do you check?
Every day. Your highest-demand intents get a daily pulse, and every tracked intent completes full three-engine coverage each week, spread across the days so your dashboard freshens continuously.
How long until I see the score move?
Perplexity typically moves in 4–8 weeks; ChatGPT in 2–4 months.
What if AI never names me?
That's the useful starting point. The desk still shows who they did name, the pages they cited, and the first move that would get you into that answer. Invisible is a measurement, not a dead end.
Do you post to Reddit for me?
Never. We show you which threads the AI cites and draft a helpful reply, then you post it yourself. We don't touch the Reddit API and nothing is automated on your behalf.
Who is this for?
iPhone apps that already have an App Store listing and want to know — then change — whether AI recommends them. Not a generic SEO suite, and not Android yet.
Do you support Android?
Not yet. AppHeard is iOS and App Store only.
Is there a free trial?
The free check is the trial. It asks the engines your category's real recommendation questions and shows you exactly where you stand, without an account. Tracking starts at $9.99/month: pay on Polar, then sign in with the same email. Cancel any time from Settings.
Can I cancel?
Any time from Settings. Polar is the merchant of record. Access continues through the period already charged, and your history stays readable for 90 days after.
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