About VersionWatcher
VersionWatcher tracks release activity on the App Store. You add apps, such as competitors, client apps, market leaders or your own, and the service checks for version changes automatically every two hours, then sends an email alert when a tracked app ships a new version. A dashboard shows live signals like an app moving from one version number to the next, so teams can see release cadence and product momentum over time.
It is aimed at product managers watching competitor release velocity, ASO teams who need to catch version changes quickly, agencies tracking many client and competitor apps, and small teams that want to know when a tracked app ships. The vendor describes a longer-term aim of turning release signals gathered over time into broader market intelligence.
Pricing is a Free plan at 0 euros for 1 app, Basic at 9 euros per month for 5 apps and Pro at 19 euros per month for unlimited apps. Starting is free and the product is a hosted web service. Popular examples listed on the page include well-known consumer apps, and the product is run as a simple hosted dashboard.
Key features
- Automatic version checks every 2 hours
- Email alerts on new versions
- Tracking of competitors, clients and your own apps
- Dashboard of live release signals
- Release cadence monitoring
- Free plan for one app
Good fit for
- Watching competitor app release velocity
- Catching client app updates for ASO work
VersionWatcher: questions and answers
- What is VersionWatcher used for?
- VersionWatcher is an app Store monitoring service that checks tracked iOS apps every 2 hours and emails you when a competitor, client or your own app ships a new version. It is a good fit for watching competitor app release velocity and catching client app updates for ASO work.
- Is VersionWatcher free?
- Yes. VersionWatcher has a free plan, and paid plans start at €9 per month.
- Is VersionWatcher open source?
- No. VersionWatcher is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Monitoring & Observability category, open-source options include Beszel, Pulse and Vigil.
- What are some alternatives to VersionWatcher?
- VersionWatcher competes with Sensor Tower, ASO Studio and ASO Meter.
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