Your Apple Search Ads,
watched by SearchAds Radar.
One agent for one channel, connected to your account and to the revenue that actually arrived. It finds what is not paying, drafts the fix, and waits for your yes.
Built for people running Apple Search Ads on their own apps. One app free, no card.
It sees what happens after the install.
SignalYou appear on 71 of 100 searches for your own app name, down from 94.
FindingTwo new bidders are on your brand term and the floor price is rising.
RecommendsRaise the defence bid on brand exact.
ApprovalDrafted, waiting for your approval
Signal$841 a month goes to taps on terms with no revenue behind them.
Finding14 keywords have spent for 30 days and produced no paying customer.
RecommendsPause the 14 and add 5 negatives.
ApprovalDrafted, waiting for your approval
Signal1 in 3 taps becomes an install. This is the last thing Apple can tell you.
FindingInstall rate is healthy, so the loss is happening after the download.
RecommendsKeep bids, follow these installs into revenue.
ApprovalNo change proposed
Signal12 of those installs became paying customers, worth $486 so far.
FindingTwo campaigns produce installs but almost no subscribers.
RecommendsShift budget to the campaigns that convert.
ApprovalDrafted, waiting for your approval
SignalNet proceeds per user at day 0, 7, 30, 60 and 90, after tax and commission.
FindingTwo countries go flat after day 30 while the rest keep earning.
RecommendsMove spend to the cohorts still growing at day 90.
ApprovalDrafted, waiting for your approval
Your agent, wherever you work.
- Claude
- Codex
- Cursor
- VS Code
- GitHub Copilot
| campaign | spend | installs |
|---|---|---|
| Generic | $1,358.71 | 763 |
| Competitor | $881.65 | 255 |
| Brand | $560.15 | 618 |
One sweep, and you know.
Every keyword priced by the customers it actually brought you, on one surface.
Same budget. The money is simply in the wrong lane.
One of 128. Measured, never modelled.
Changes you already approved, still checked every morning.
Everything you need is here. None of it is joined.
Apple knows the spend. RevenueCat knows the money. Neither knows about the other, so the only questions worth asking go unanswered.
One sweep, and you know.
Every keyword priced by the customers it actually brought you, on one surface.
That number came from four jobs.
These run against your own account, nightly. Each one shows its working before its conclusion: what was read, what was checked, what it would change. In the app, nothing moves without your yes.
| Search term | Spend | Inst. | Payers | Plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| workout tracker | $214.00 | 0 | 0 | pause |
| fitness app free | $187.00 | 0 | 0 | pause |
| nike training club alternative | $126.00 | 0 | 0 | negate |
| free gym planner | $74.20 | 0 | 0 | negate |
| and 10 more under 0.2x | $239.80 | 0 | 0 |
Free is enough to find the waste.
One app, all three connections, and enough agent to run a real audit against your own numbers. You would know inside a week whether this is worth paying for.
- 1 app, all three connections
- Agent and MCP, 5 a day, 25 a week
- Live campaign and revenue analytics
- Connecting never counts against the allowance
- 2 apps, unlimited team members
- 1,000 agent messages a month, uncapped MCP
- Daily insights and weekly reports, written for you
- Dashboard Studio
Connect tonight. Read it at breakfast.
Not an audit someone writes about you later. One real night of the real job, against your own account. In the morning you will know what your spend actually returned, and what it would change. If there is nothing to find, it will say so.
no card · nothing changes at Apple without your yes · disconnect any morningWe built this to run our own ads. It does. That is why we are sharing it.
Answers come from the SearchAds Radar docs. It cannot see your account.