AI Visibility
Why this matters
"AI Visibility" is the newest frontier in app marketing — AppTweak launched it as an enterprise product in 2026. AI models recommend apps based on their training data: reviews, articles, Reddit threads, "best apps" listicles. Improving your AI visibility means earning those mentions. Uses your own AI API key (configure in AI settings — free-tier keys work). Results vary between runs; treat the leaderboard as directional. Check the incumbents' store strength with the ASO Score and Keyword Gap.
About this tool
Do AI assistants recommend your app?
A growing share of "what is the best app for X" now gets answered by an assistant rather than a search result, and the apps named in that answer never see it in their analytics. This asks the question directly and reports what comes back.
It is the same discovery question ASO has always asked, pointed at a surface that did not exist when the App Store search index was designed.
How it works
- 1Enter your app and the kind of prompt a user would actually type.
- 2The prompt is sent through the shared AI layer using your own key.
- 3The response is checked for your app and for the alternatives it named instead.
- 4Results show whether you appeared, in what position, and who took the slots.
What it cannot tell you
- Model answers vary between runs and between models. A single result is a sample, not a ranking — treat repeated absence as the signal, not one miss.
- Nobody publishes how these answers are assembled, so nothing here can tell you why an app was named or how to guarantee it will be.
- It measures what a model says today. There is no history, and no claim that any change made it say something different.
Questions
How do I get my app recommended by AI assistants?
Nobody outside those companies can answer that with confidence, and this page will not pretend otherwise. What is observable is whether you are named today, and which apps are named instead.
Why does the answer change each time I ask?
Model outputs are not deterministic. Run the same prompt a few times and treat consistent absence as the signal rather than any single response.
Does this cost me anything?
It uses your own AI key, so it costs whatever that call costs you. Nothing is charged here.
Written up on the blog
- Giving an assistant real App Store data instead of letting it rememberAsk a model about an app and it answers from memory, confidently and often wrongly. What an MCP server changes, the nine tools this one exposes, and where it still cannot help.
- If someone asks an assistant about your app, what can it actually read?Answer engines read what a server sends without running JavaScript. Measured on this site — 2,169 words on a prerendered page, and the homepage on every route that is not.