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What is PeekPanda
PeekPanda is an iOS competitor catalogue where every app has a case file of dated, stored evidence.
Download Markdown ↓PeekPanda is a research tool for iOS apps. You look up an app, open its case file, and read what has actually been collected about it: store listing facts, ratings, App Store chart positions, search positions, matched creatives, and estimates.
The rule the product is built around: every stored fact carries the date it was observed. Nothing is presented as more certain than it is. An estimate is labelled an estimate. A number nobody has collected shows as a dash, not a zero.
What a case file contains
A case file lives at /apps/ios/<store id>, where the store id is the app's numeric Apple ID. It opens on an identity block and five tabs.
The identity block carries the icon, app name, developer, star rating and rating count with the date of the store lookup behind them, and a row of chips: platform, category, price, age rating, release date, last store update, and the app's best observed chart rank with the storefront and day it was seen. A View listing button opens the app on the App Store.
| Tab | What is in it |
|---|---|
| Overview | This month's download, revenue, store-rating and chart-rank readings, new ads and posts this month versus last, the keywords it ranks for, store screenshots, and film strips of stored ads and organic posts |
| Paid ads | Stored ad observations linked to this exact store identity, each with the platform, status and the date it was observed |
| Organic | Suggested organic posts matched on product name, with the evidence for each match and the source snapshot date |
| ASO | Every collected Apple search the app appears in, its observed position and trend, the apps ranking around it, the rivals it keeps meeting, and phrases other ranked apps put in their titles |
| Listing & about | The store description, monetization facts, screenshots and the store observation behind them |
Where a panel has nothing collected, it says so and offers a Request data button that records your interest. That button saves demand. It is not a promise of collection, with one exception: an ASO request also starts a background collection of Apple searches around that app's title.
What is covered
The catalogue is iOS only. There is no Android or Google Play coverage.
Apple chart data covers six storefronts: the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Brazil and Belgium. Charts run across free, paid and grossing, for Overall plus 27 App Store categories.
What is not covered
Some things are honest unknowns and stay that way:
- Ad spend, budgets and onboarding journeys.
- Native App Store keyword rank. What you see is the position an app held in Apple's search results for a collected query.
- Search volume and any invented difficulty score.
- Listing history. Changes to screenshots, descriptions and versions have not been collected.
- Android, at any level.
Who it is for
Indie developers, mobile marketers, growth teams and founders who want to look at what a competitor is actually doing before deciding what to build, price or say.
Everything on a case file is also readable as JSON through the PeekPanda API and MCP tool profile, so an agent can do the same reading you can.