Check the acquisition promise
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Tevfik Yucek · iOS
Explore the ad evidence, study the storefront, and build your next acquisition hypothesis.
01 / Creative research
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Explore apps with direct store-link matches. Compare their hooks and formats without assuming the same approach works here.
Browse observed advertisers ↗Store rankings and revenue estimates describe market context. They do not establish ad spend, conversions or ROAS.
Review the market context ↗02 / Storefront & product
Study the product story and store experience behind the acquisition funnel.
03 / Market context
Keep revenue, downloads and store rankings separate from advertising performance.
I’ve been using this counter for a while now. It’s the best counter app by far especially when it comes to having multiple counters. A little bit ago the app was updated and changed a lot. Overall it removed a few features I liked and became very sluggish to use. I wrote a review about it as I was prompted to and the developer responded telling me they were working on re adding the missing features and making the app run smoother! Flash forward and all the features that were missing were re added and the app ran way smoother! I still had a small issue with the app not responding when switching to it right away, making it a bit clunky to use when swapping between apps quickly. I was prompted to give feedback again so I explained the issue I had with the app. Shortly after, the developer responded again saying the issue would be fixed in the next update! And now I have updated and it’s completely fixed! This counter app has been so useful to me for years and It’s made even better that the developer takes time to read feedback and fix issues users have while also responding to their feedback! I can’t recommend this app enough!
I started using this counter when I felt I was not going to the restroom (#2) very much… I started on 3 times a week, thanks to keeping track I was able to track what changes where working. I now keep track of a bunch of stuff like when I water my plants, my monthly expenses, how many pizzas I’ve eaten, ice cream intake and just stuff I find funny or interesting to know after a while.. I know for example that as of today June 8 I’ve eaten 81 slices of pizza this year :) … I can export the counter to excel and keep doing more analysis to the numbers so even cooler. I wish I was able to put a comment to each count so when exported to excel it has a comment like what supermarket was this purchase from, or what flavor of pizza… another improvement would be to add floats instead of integers to the counter so I can keep track to the cent if it’s money or exact measures if it’s kilograms and grams ! Other than that I love this app an the other app this developer has on the store ! Great job
I use this app to tally my sales metrics. This is easily one of my favorite apps. I open it every day. The design language is simple and beautiful, and it’s so easy to use. There are a lot of customization features. I love the colors! The lock screen widget is a game changer! When I’m out going door to door, I can simply open the app direct from the lock screen to tally my door knocks. Incredible! Some wishlist items: - An Apple Watch app & some complications would push this app into the upper stratosphere of awesome. #1 wishlist item by far. - I’d like the ability to edit which tallies are shown in the home screen widget. Because my tallies are in a specific order, I don’t want to move specific tallies to the top 2 spots just for widget readout. - It’d also be nice to choose between all-time and today views for home screen widget. I’d like to see my numbers for the day at a glance rather than being forced to see my all-time numbers only. - Being able to group tallies into folders would allow me to compartmentalize my tallies into areas of my life. Right now I only use this app for my job, but I can see applications in my personal life as well. I like being able to see my work metrics at a glance, so I refrained from adding any personal tallies which would clutter my view. Folders would solve this problem for me. Overall, great job by the dev and very impressive for a one-man team. Keep up the great work!
Counter is a simple yet powerful tally counter for iPhone and iPad. Features: + Simple interface + Unlimited counters + Rename each counter as you w...
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