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Search any app on the App Store or Google Play. Its whole growth engine lights up — the creators who posted, the ads that ran, and the organic videos that took off, each matched to that exact app.
Browsing the library is free. Credits are only spent when you unlock a creator's contact (1 credit), send an AI assistant message (3 credits), or export results to CSV (1 credit per row).
Every ad, creator, and video is linked to the app it actually drives, and scored by confidence — so you can see how strong each connection is instead of guessing.
Apptonic tracks live ads and content across the App Store and Google Play and refreshes continuously — you're looking at what's working now, not a stale snapshot.
Add your app and its competitors once. Your home dashboard then watches their creators, ads, and downloads for you, so you see their moves as they happen.
Yes. Any list of creators or results can be exported to CSV (1 credit per row) so you can drop them straight into outreach.
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Search the app by name on Apptonic and open its Creators tab. You get the TikTok and Instagram accounts that posted about that specific app, each with follower count and the videos they published — not a keyword search that happens to mention it, but creators matched to that app and scored by confidence.
Yes. Apptonic pulls live ads from Meta and TikTok and links them to the app they promote, so you can open any app and see the creatives currently running for it, how long each has been live, and how many variants the advertiser is testing — without knowing the advertiser's page name first.
Look up competitors in your category and open their Creators tab: those accounts have already made content for apps like yours, so they know the format and the audience. Unlocking a creator's contact details costs 1 credit, and any list can be exported to CSV for outreach at 1 credit per row.
Apptonic shows estimated monthly installs and revenue per app, split by App Store and Google Play, with a 12-month history so you can see the trend rather than a single number. These are estimates derived from store data — treat them as directional sizing, not audited financials.