Title, Subtitle, Keyword Field — written for you.

We pull every keyword we have ranked you on, score each by popularity and current rank, then distribute them across the three App Store Connect fields. No repetition, no plurals, no stop words.

1 keywords analyzed in

Title

12 / 30

before after

beforeafter

Visible. Apple counts "&", ":", "-" as 2 chars.

Subtitle

13 / 30

compare photo

comparephoto

Visible. Same char rules as Title.

Keyword Field

102 / 100

habit,tracker,daily,journal,record,progress,visual,time,lapse,change,growth,before,after,compare,photo

habittrackerdailyjournalrecordprogressvisualtimelapsechangegrowthbeforeaftercomparephoto

Invisible to users. Comma-separated, no spaces.

Excluded

before: already used in title
after: already used in title
compare: already used in subtitle
photo: already used in subtitle
habit tracker: multi-word, but not relevant to app's core function (photo comparison)
daily: too generic and not directly tied to photo comparison
journal: irrelevant context
record: redundant with 'photo' and 'compare'
progress: vague without context
visual: too broad
time: ambiguous without 'lapse'
lapse: could be relevant but not as strong as 'compare' or 'photo'
change: weak standalone keyword
growth: off-topic for photo comparison

· Title prioritizes the most essential and high-ranking keywords 'before' and 'after' to clearly communicate the app's core function.

· Subtitle uses 'compare' and 'photo' to reinforce the action and subject, forming a natural user-facing phrase.

· Keyword Field includes supporting tokens that enhance discoverability without repetition, focusing on related concepts like 'habit', 'tracker', 'daily', etc., while avoiding redundancy and irrelevant terms.

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