Paste your product URL and get a promo video cut from your real pages — teaser, hook, pitch or demo — with voice-over and music.
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AppCited
Measures how often ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude name your app when asked which app to download — 45 asks per engine, weekly.
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What It Does
AppCited measures something narrower than the usual "AI visibility" tools: not a website score, but how often AI assistants actually name your app. It asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude 45 times each per week, when someone asks which app to download, and reports how many of those answers named yours — plus the likely range, so a small count is not over-read. The four engine counts are kept separate rather than blended into one number. Every Monday you get one card rather than a dashboard: who got named instead, what the engines read, and the three listing changes most likely to move the count. Beta opens November 5, 2026 through a waitlist, and a free report card is offered to the first 50 apps with no card and no account.
Key Features
- 45 asks per engine, weekly, across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude
- Four separate engine counts instead of one blended score
- Likely range shown alongside each count
- Who got named instead, and what the engines read
- Three listing changes suggested each Monday
- One weekly card delivered by email
Who It Is For
App makers and founders who want to know whether AI assistants recommend their app, and what to change in the store listing to improve it.
Key Use Cases
Checking whether AI assistants name your app at all; comparing how each engine treats your app versus apps that get named instead; deciding which listing changes to try next; tracking the count weekly.
Pricing and Access
Pricing
Freemium
Individual plan prices are not publicly listed. Check the official site for current pricing.
Access
Beta opens November 5, 2026 via a waitlist. A free report card is offered to the first 50 apps, with no card and no account required; paid tiers are not published on the site at capture.
Pricing and availability last checked: Nov 1, 2026 · Source: official website
Privacy and Data Handling
A privacy policy is published (last updated 20 October 2026) that states most of what AppCited processes is public (store listings and the assistants' answers) and lists what else is kept and for how long; terms and a refund policy are also linked.
Strengths and Limitations
Strengths
It measures the installable app listing rather than a website domain, and it keeps four engine counts separate instead of collapsing them into one score.
Limitations
It is in beta/waitlist at capture (opening November 5, 2026), and because AI answers are probabilistic the result is a count with a likely range, not a fixed rank or guarantee.
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