peekpandaLeaderboards
Browse stored App Store charts by storefront, category, and chart type, then interpret rank changes responsibly.
Download Markdown ↓/apps opens PeekPanda’s leaderboards. They show stored public App Store chart observations by storefront, category, and chart type.
Browsing a chart reads the latest available observation. The displayed date tells you when it was recorded.
The Apps leaderboard, with chart movement, advertisers, viral posts, and search owners.
Choosing a chart
Use the controls above the table to choose a storefront, category, chart type, and view. The selected state is kept in the URL, so you can share the exact board you are looking at.
Available views include rankings, gainers, losers, new entrants, and recently released apps. A view can be unavailable when there is not yet enough comparable history.
Reading a row
| Column | What it holds |
|---|---|
| # | Observed chart position and, where available, its change. |
| App | Icon, name, and available developer information. |
| Category | The App Store category on the listing. |
| Downloads est. | A PeekPanda estimate, when available. |
| Revenue est. | A PeekPanda estimate, when available. |
| Rank trend | Recently observed chart positions. |
| Rating | Public star rating and rating count. |
| Released | Public listing release information. |
Download and revenue values are estimates, not measured results. A dash means no suitable estimate is available, not zero. See revenue and download estimates.
What rank movement means
A movement compares the app’s observed position with its preceding comparable observation for the same chart. It describes a change in position, not why the position changed or whether the app’s business performance improved.
Grossing rank is a relative position, not a revenue amount. A chart with no earlier comparable observation shows no movement rather than inventing a zero.
Sorting and insight panels
You can sort supported columns and share the resulting view from its URL. Values without suitable evidence remain separate from observed values when sorting.
The surrounding panels summarize the currently selected chart, such as its category mix, release-age context, and available storefront coverage. They describe the observed chart, not the entire App Store market.
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