Access to your Apple App Store and Google Play Store rankings, competitors and chart moves.
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https://mcp.myappstoreranking.com/mcp9 tools · 317mslist_my_appsReturns every tracked app with its store id, store, platforms, categories and whether it is one of the user's own apps or a competitor they watch. Call this first: every other tool identifies an app by the appStoreId returned here.
Example question: "Which apps am I tracking?"Returns every tracked app with its store id, store, platforms, categories and whether it is one of the user's own apps or a competitor they watch. Call this first: every other tool identifies an app by the appStoreId returned here. Example question: "Which apps am I tracking?"
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get_apps_overviewOne row per tracked app: how many countries it charted in, how many top 5 and top 25 placements it holds, the change against the equal-length window before, and its single best chart position. Use this for 'how is my portfolio doing', then get_app_country_ranks to drill into one app.
Example quest…One row per tracked app: how many countries it charted in, how many top 5 and top 25 placements it holds, the change against the equal-length window before, and its single best chart position. Use this for 'how is my portfolio doing', then get_app_country_ranks to drill into one app. Example quest…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| rangeDays | integer | — |
| end | string | — |
| platforms | array | — |
| countries | array | — |
get_app_country_ranksThe country grid for a single app over a date window, with the previous window's rank for comparison, plus the per-platform breakdown. Works for any app in the catalog, not only tracked ones, but untracked apps return a single recent day rather than a full window.
Example question: "Where does my…The country grid for a single app over a date window, with the previous window's rank for comparison, plus the per-platform breakdown. Works for any app in the catalog, not only tracked ones, but untracked apps return a single recent day rather than a full window. Example question: "Where does my…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| appStoreId* | string | — |
| rangeDays | integer | — |
| end | string | — |
| platforms | array | — |
| countries | array | — |
get_app_historyRaw rank observations, newest first, for trend questions. Filter by country, platform, chart type or category, because an unfiltered portfolio-wide history is large and will be truncated. Only apps the user tracks have history.
Example question: "Show my app's daily rank in France over the last mo…Raw rank observations, newest first, for trend questions. Filter by country, platform, chart type or category, because an unfiltered portfolio-wide history is large and will be truncated. Only apps the user tracks have history. Example question: "Show my app's daily rank in France over the last mo…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| appStoreId* | string | — |
| sinceDays | integer | — |
| country | string | — |
| platform | string | — |
| chartType | string | — |
| genreId | integer | — |
| limit | integer | — |
get_chart_topWho ranks in a given country, platform, chart type and category on a given day, flagging the rows the user tracks. Defaults to the most recent captured day. Use list_reference_data for valid country codes, platforms and category ids.
Example question: "Who is in the French Music top chart on iPhon…Who ranks in a given country, platform, chart type and category on a given day, flagging the rows the user tracks. Defaults to the most recent captured day. Use list_reference_data for valid country codes, platforms and category ids. Example question: "Who is in the French Music top chart on iPhon…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| country* | string | — |
| platform* | string | — |
| chartType* | string | — |
| genreId* | integer | — |
| date | string | — |
get_rivalsCompetitors discovered from the data rather than declared: apps that appear in the same charts as the user's own apps and sit ahead of them, ranked by relevance, with how often and by how much they lead.
Example question: "Who is beating my app right now, and by how much?"Competitors discovered from the data rather than declared: apps that appear in the same charts as the user's own apps and sit ahead of them, ranked by relevance, with how often and by how much they lead. Example question: "Who is beating my app right now, and by how much?"
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| rangeDays | integer | — |
| end | string | — |
| platforms | array | — |
| countries | array | — |
| limit | integer | — |
get_leadersWhich apps dominated a chart over a date window: median rank, best rank, days present, days at number one, movement against the previous window, and whether the app is new to the chart. This is the tool for 'who moved into the top 10 this week'.
Example question: "Who moved into the French Music t…Which apps dominated a chart over a date window: median rank, best rank, days present, days at number one, movement against the previous window, and whether the app is new to the chart. This is the tool for 'who moved into the top 10 this week'. Example question: "Who moved into the French Music t…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| country* | string | — |
| platform* | string | — |
| chartType* | string | — |
| genreId* | integer | — |
| rangeDays | integer | — |
| end | string | — |
| limit | integer | — |
get_daily_reportThe same analysis the user's email report is built from: portfolio summary, what needs attention, wins, competitor movements and new entrants. The best single call for a scheduled 'what happened overnight' digest.
Example question: "What happened with my apps overnight?"The same analysis the user's email report is built from: portfolio summary, what needs attention, wins, competitor movements and new entrants. The best single call for a scheduled 'what happened overnight' digest. Example question: "What happened with my apps overnight?"
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| frequency | string | — |
list_reference_dataThe enum values every other tool accepts. Call this before guessing a country code or category id: invalid parameters fail, and failed calls still count against the daily quota.The enum values every other tool accepts. Call this before guessing a country code or category id: invalid parameters fail, and failed calls still count against the daily quota.
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Access to your Apple App Store and Google Play Store rankings, competitors and chart moves.
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