Check the acquisition promise
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗Synaptic Labs · 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.
Let me start off by saying I’m not opposed to in app purchasing, however making it so that the game is unplayable is not fair when calling it a free game, just come out as a paying game from the beginning or definitely do not update it in such a way that people don’t want to play it anymore, when I started playing Peak, the presence of ads was obvious, and if you wanted to replay a game you could watch an ad by choice, otherwise the game was pretty ad free if you didn’t go about watching them yourself, it just really irritates me when a game goes out of its way to shove ads down your throat, much in the way Peak now does. After every click to continue your very limited already daily challenge, there is now an ad that plays for 30 seconds that you cannot skip, the screen clearly shows “an ad will play if you want to replay” and yet no matter what you press the ads bombard you, I understand companies need to make money and employees need to get paid for producing this game, but as I’ve already stated, make it a game you have to pay for, be that the case I would of paid for it, I mean as it is I am considering just paying for it as this really is becoming something I no longer can deal with, I enjoy playing it but am unfortunately more likely to just delete the app entirely because these types of changes can only be seen as what they are. Flash back 2 weeks ago and the ads weren’t even an issue, I think I hadn’t even had to watch a single ad through Peak at all, and now, it’s just everywhere, all the time there’s some or another ad playing.
Wow... I’m so glad I found this app. I was in a bad car accident a year and a half ago and my brain got seriously smashed up. As a result my memory (mostly short term) and math skills disappeared. I’ve been using Peak for about 2 months and I see significant changes in my memory abilities. Just a few weeks ago I was still telling any new person I talked to that I might lose my train of thought and I always felt self-conscious about my memory skills because it was so apparent when you spoke with me that they still hadn’t recovered. And just yesterday I realized that I haven’t had to excuse my poor memory to anyone lately, and in fact I go days where I don’t remember it’s an issue (not because my memory is bad but because it’s no longer such a problem!). And because of this app I actually learned that my math skills disappeared. I always just thought my mind was being lazy but when I saw it first hand how hard it was for me to do simple math on this app I saw the problem. It was really troubling and embarrassing when I realized - I used to be good at math - but I’ve been slowly getting better. So essentially this app has been my brain rehab! And I couldn’t be more happy about my progress! Thank you!!!
I’m one of those child prodigy genius turned horribly depressed adults, wondering why my brain quit working like it used to. I’ve been training for a couple months now, with my highest streak being 41. I can actually feel myself getting better and better. My memory in everyday life is better, I can focus on my tasks much easier, I’ve started having a MUCH easier time relating to others, and my once horrendous problem solving skills are through the roof. I can tell in everyday life as I come to better solutions much faster than I normally would have. I only have two scores below 400 now (total score above 500) and I’m so very proud of myself. Looking at the progress I’ve made is astonishing. The brain is a muscle like any other. If you want it to be fit, you must train like you do with the rest of your body. I’ve done brain games in the past but lost momentum because the games were just not that fun and it was the same game every day. With Peak, there’s so many different options to chose from and you never really get bored. I do have a few games I dislike playing because I’m not good at them, but it’s easy to remind myself why that means they’re the most important to do. I HIGHLY recommend this app to anyone struggling. My depression and anxiety have gotten much more manageable as well, but I’ve been putting in my own separate work for that on top of the training.
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