Run your app's growth from Claude and ChatGPT.
Apptiller connects your App Store, ads, subscriptions and analytics to the assistant you already use. Ask which campaigns made money, and approve the changes it suggests.
- Read-only by default
- You approve every change
- Official platform APIs only
- Free during the beta
campaign_revenue
| Campaign | Spend | Installs | Trials | Paid | Cost / paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apple Ads · Category keywords | $310 | 640 | 96 | 41 | $7.56 |
| Meta · UGC set B | $820 | 1,410 | 188 | 52 | $15.77 |
| Google · App installs | $540 | 1,120 | 71 | 9 | $60.00 |
Google brings cheap installs, but few of them start a trial and fewer pay. I'd move $200 a day from Google to the Apple Ads category keywords for a week, then compare against last week.
Example conversation. Numbers are illustrative.
Connects to the tools you already use
Every campaign, followed to the money.
Each tool shows its own slice. Apptiller keeps the history of all of them and links one campaign from the ad to the install, the trial and the payment, so your assistant answers from the whole picture.
Meta · UGC set B, last 7 days
ExampleHistory you keep
App Store Connect deletes its analytics reports after 35 days. Apptiller stores them, so next quarter you can still compare.
Alerts that mean something
A weekly summary, plus an alert only when a change is bigger than the usual day-to-day noise.
Least access, encrypted
Connect with the narrowest access each platform offers. Keys are encrypted at rest and never shown back in full.
Every change is an experiment you approve.
Bids, budgets, keywords and listing text change only after you say yes. Apptiller then measures the result and remembers what worked for your app.
Propose
A specific change with the numbers behind it.
Approve
You see exactly what will change before anything is written.
Measure
Compared with the week before, with a range, or "too early to tell".
Keep or revert
Keep what worked; undo the rest from the change log in one step.
See which apps the assistants recommend.
People ask ChatGPT and Google's AI which app to download. Apptiller asks your category's questions every week, records which apps they name and which pages they cite, and shows what would get you on the list.
- Several runs per question, so you see a trend, not one lucky answer
- The listings, reviews and articles the assistants cite
- Changes tracked next to your installs and revenue
“We publish our own iOS apps and run their ads ourselves. Every week meant five dashboards and a spreadsheet to answer one question: which campaign actually paid off? Apptiller is the tool we are building to answer it from a chat, and we are trying it on our own apps first.”
- DamsonPCOS meal and symptom tracker
- GlipathGLP-1 tracker
- ClaimWellSettlement finder
- NamoraBaby names
- KibitzChess puzzles
Questions developers ask us.
Which assistants does it work with?
Claude and ChatGPT first, then any assistant that supports MCP connectors, such as Cursor.
Can it change my ads without asking?
No. Every write is a proposal you approve. Each change is logged and, where the platform allows it, can be reverted.
What happens to my data?
It is used only to answer your questions about your own accounts. We don't sell it, use it for advertising, or combine it with other customers' data. See the privacy policy.
What does it cost?
Apptiller is free during the beta. Paid plans will come later, and beta users will hear about pricing before anything is charged.
How does it connect to App Store Connect?
The same way tools like RevenueCat do: you create an API key with a limited role, and Apptiller acts as your service provider under Apple's terms.
Bring your app's numbers into the conversation.
We're onboarding a small group of app developers. Tell us about your app and the channels you use.
hello@apptiller.com