AppWatch

## Stop checking four dashboards every morning.

If you publish on itch.io, Steam, Google Play or the App Store, you already know the pain: every store has its own analytics page, its own layout, its own metrics. Getting a basic picture of how your games and apps are doing means opening tab after tab, copying numbers into a spreadsheet, and hoping nothing changed while you were looking elsewhere.

**AppWatch fixes that.**

It connects to all four stores and shows your downloads, revenue, ratings and reviews in a single dashboard. No SDK to integrate. No code to add to your games. It pulls store-level data directly via official APIs.

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## What it tracks

- **itch.io** — downloads, revenue, views (via OAuth)

- **Steam** — downloads, revenue, reviews (live and in testing)

- **Google Play** — installs, ratings, reviews, crash rates

- **App Store** — downloads, revenue, ratings, reviews

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## Who it's for

Indie developers who publish on more than one platform and are tired of the tab-switching routine. Not for growth teams at funded companies — for solo devs and small studios who just want to know if their last update moved the needle.

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## Pricing

- **Free** — up to 3 apps, no credit card required

- **Indie** — €19/month, unlimited apps

- **Pro** — €39/month, priority support + faster refresh

Sensor Tower starts at $450/month and doesn't support itch.io. Appfigures is cheaper but ignores itch.io and Steam completely. AppWatch was built specifically for the platforms indie devs actually use.

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## Try it

👉 **appwatch.dev**

Free plan available. No credit card required. If something doesn't work or you want a feature that's missing, there's a feedback button inside the dashboard — I read every message personally.