Apparent is mobile-app analytics for indie iOS and Android developers who want to know what is happening in their apps without living inside five dashboards. A light SDK sends live activity: who is in the app right now, what they do, where new people stop, and the small wins worth celebrating. Next to it, Apparent pulls your App Store Connect, Google Play and RevenueCat numbers, so downloads, reviews, sales and subscriptions sit in one place for both stores. Alerts arrive by push and email for the moments that matter to a small team: your first sale, a new review, and a spike or a drop in activity. Each app page answers three things: how today compares with a usual day, the one thing that needs you this week, and what is going well. An MCP server lets you ask Claude about your apps in plain words, for example why downloads went down last week or which version brought new buyers. It works for Expo, React Native, Swift and Kotlin apps, and for websites too. Test phones and store review devices are never counted. Pricing is simple: a 14-day trial with no card, then the Solo plan at 10 dollars a month. Apparent is made by Ahmed, an indie developer who built it for his own apps first.
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