Who's in the top charts — and how they got there.
AppCharts is a lightweight, open alternative to heavyweight app-intelligence suites. We collect the public top charts across every store, country and category, then keep the full history — so you can see not just today’s ranking, but the whole climb.
- 2
- App stores
- 155
- Countries
- 54
- Categories
- 8,100
- Active charts
- Daily
- Snapshots
What you can do
Four ways to read the charts
Every screen is built around one question: who is moving, and why.
Live charts
Browse Top Free, Top Paid and Top Grossing across both stores, sliced by country, category and device — with sparklines and day-over-day deltas in every row.
App pages
Each app gets a page: icon, screenshots, category, current positions in every market, peak rank and a 90-day rank curve.
Position history
Rewind any chart to any date, replay the climb, and compare two days side by side — including entries and exits from the chart.
AI summaries
Short, readable recaps of what changed — for a whole chart or a single app — so you get the story without reading 200 rows.
How it works
From raw rankings to a readable story
A simple daily pipeline turns public store rankings into browsable history.
1
Collect
We pull the public top charts from the App Store and Google Play, across all countries and categories, every day.
2
Snapshot
Each ranking is written to a partitioned history table, stamped with its date — so nothing is overwritten.
3
Track
We compute day-over-day deltas, entries and exits, sparklines and heatmaps from the stored snapshots.
4
Summarize
An AI pass turns the raw movement into plain-language summaries you can read at a glance.
Under the hood
Data & methodology
No guesswork — here's exactly what powers the numbers.
Stores covered
Apple App StoreGoogle Play
Update cadence
Daily snapshots, with eager AI waves for fast-moving charts
History store
Partitioned chart_entries table — one snapshot per chart, per date
Google Play coverage
54 categories · ~8,100 active charts
Chart types
Top FreeTop PaidTop GrossingNew Apps
AI summaries
Generated via MiniMax · queues ai, ai-eager
Source data
Public store top-chart rankings — no private or paid feeds
FAQ
Common questions
Is AppCharts free?
Yes. AppCharts is open rank tracking — you can browse every chart, app page and history view without an account.
How often is the data updated?
Charts are captured daily, and each view shows when it was last refreshed. Fast-moving charts get eager AI summary waves so the recaps stay current.
Where does the data come from?
From the public top-chart rankings published by the Apple App Store and Google Play. We don't use private or paid data feeds, and we don't estimate downloads or revenue.
How far back does history go?
Every captured snapshot is retained in a partitioned history table and stays browsable by date — so you can rewind a chart, replay movement, and compare any two days.
What exactly are the AI summaries?
Short auto-generated recaps that describe what moved in a chart or for an app. They summarize observed ranking movement — they're context, not financial or investment advice.
See who's on top right now.
Jump into the live charts, or rewind the history to watch an app climb.