iOS & Android mobile app and SDK intelligence.
Every app decompiled. Every SDK named. Tracked since 2008.
Most mobile datasets are built on what a store listing says. Ours is built on what is actually inside the binary. We download and decompile apps at scale, run static and dynamic analysis on each one, and hand-catalog the SDKs we find, so a stack detection is an observation with a date on it rather than an inference from a description.
Representative of the production index, not a real customer.
Every app, fingerprinted to the SDK.
Download, decompile, and read the binary: every SDK inside surfaces, and a fresh one is flagged the day it ships. Pick an app and run the teardown.
- permissions
- 11
- releases seen
- 146
- platform
- iOS
- held since
- 2016
Static and dynamic analysis on every app we see, so when a competitor swaps a paywall or adds an attribution SDK, the detection reaches you the hour we find it.
Illustrative teardown, representative of the production index, not a specific app.
What decompiling the app actually gets you.
Query 24M+ apps and 100K+ SDKs as one living index: every install, every new SDK, fingerprinted the hour it ships.
See the stack, not the store listing
24M+ apps and 100K+ SDKs, read out of the binaries themselves. An SDK detection tells you which analytics, attribution, ads, payments, or crash-reporting vendor a competitor actually ships, which is a different question from what their marketing site claims.
Watch a market move while it is moving
Every detection carries a timestamp, so an SDK swap, a new entrant, or a category shift reads as a dated event rather than a snapshot. That is what makes trend work possible: you can chart when a vendor started losing installs across a category instead of noticing after it has already happened.
Take it as a feed, not a dashboard
New detections land in your systems hourly through the API, a flat file, or straight into your warehouse. Nothing here depends on someone logging into a tool of ours, and the same feed powers alerting on new entrants and competitor movement inside your own product.
How an app on the store becomes an SDK fingerprint.
Download every app
millions / day
Decompile & analyze
static + dynamic
Fingerprint SDKs
100K+ recognized
Deliver hourly
API · platform · hosted
Where this shows up in a real product.
- App & SDK Coverage. 24M+ iOS and Android apps and 100K+ hand-cataloged SDKs, from 2008 forward.
- Hourly Delivery. New detections ship hourly, at millions of apps downloaded and decompiled per day.
- Competitive Teardowns. Read a competitor's shipped stack out of their binary, category by category.
- New-Entrant Alerting. Roughly a million apps discovered a year, so a new player in a category surfaces as a dated event.
- SDK Market Share. Track adoption and churn for a vendor across the whole catalog, not a sampled panel.
- Ecosystem Research. Permissions, release history, and store metadata alongside the SDK read, in one record per app.
Re-scanned weekly. Delivered hourly.
Millions of apps downloaded and decompiled every day, which brings the full catalog round about once a week. New detections ship the hour we find them.
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