Read the dashboard
The dashboard is the first page after you sign in. It leads with what needs you and what moved, then lists every app you track.The status line
Under the title, one line counts your apps, tracked keywords and competitors. A second line says when your portfolio was last collected, and whether the daily run is in progress, complete or delayed. For the platform operator it also shows what share of the daily request budget the tracking uses, linked to settings. What spends that budget is explained in Track keywords.The four tiles
The tiles add counts across apps and never average visibility, ratings or audit scores, because scores from different stores are not comparable.
Top actions and keyword movers
Top actions lists the highest impact open actions with the app each one belongs to, and each row opens that action in the Action Center. See Work the Action Center. Keyword movers lists the largest position changes of the week across every app. Each row names its app and storefront and opens that keyword on the app’s rankings. See Read rankings.The app list
Each card shows visibility with its seven day change, a visibility sparkline, a bar of rank bands with the number of keywords in the top 10, the rating and the audit score with a grade word, open actions and new low ratings, the negative reviews written in the last seven days. How they are counted is explained in Sync reviews and mine keyword ideas. A value the app does not have yet is left out rather than shown as zero, and an app whose first positions are still being collected shows only that. What unranked means is explained in Positions, and audit scores in Run an ASO audit. An app whose guided setup is in progress carries a chip such as Setup 1 of 3 that opens its setup page, and a banner above the dashboard names the app you touched last with its next step, how many other apps are still in setup, and buttons to resume or dismiss. See Complete the guided setup. Sort the list by visibility, seven day change, keywords in the top 10, rating, open actions, name or last collected. With more than six apps a search box filters by name, store, country or group. The table view shows the same apps as rows with one column per value, and its column headers sort the same way. The sort, the search, the view and the changes filter are kept in the page address, so a bookmark or a shared link opens the dashboard exactly as you left it.Group linked listings
A linked app group holds at most one app per store, so the App Store and the Google Play listing of the same product belong in exactly one group together. Grouping does not merge their data. Scores stay store specific and are never averaged across stores, because Apple and Google Play scores come from different public evidence. See App Store and Google Play. What grouping gives you is a single row for the product, with each store’s numbers side by side.Compare group visibility
Visibility rolls a set of keyword positions into one number, so a group’s visibility is comparable with itself over time rather than with another group. How the number is built is explained in Visibility. Use it as a trend, not as a score out of 100. The Action Center reads visibility per market, as Visibility explains. See Work the Action Center.Follow trends
Two levels of trend are available.
The portfolio level is what separates a market wide shift from a problem with one listing. If every app fell on the same day, look at the store rather than at your metadata.
Receive the weekly digest
The digest is sent to webhooks and email alerts onCRON_DIGEST, which defaults to 0 8 * * 1, meaning 08:00 UTC on Monday.
It has its own schedule and bypasses the batched alert outbox entirely, so it arrives on time regardless of how long the daily pipeline ran. Subscribe a webhook or an email alert to digest.weekly. See Send alerts. Its negative review count follows the same rule as the dashboard, over the digest window.
Troubleshooting
- A group refuses a second app. A group holds one app per store. Two App Store listings cannot share a group.
- Visibility is missing for a market. Visibility needs observed days. A market added this week does not have them yet.
- The digest never arrives. The channel is not subscribed to
digest.weekly. Subscribe a webhook or an email alert to it.
Related
Follow category ranks
Chart positions alongside search positions.
Send alerts
Where the digest is subscribed.