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App Store optimization and keyword research app for Mac and Windows.

About Wow Keywords

Wow Keywords is an App Store optimization and keyword research app for Mac and Windows, made by Dan Kulkov. An AI agent finds keywords, localizes them for 52 App Store countries in each country's own language, analyzes where an app underperforms, and optimizes the App Store listing. It tracks rank, volume, and difficulty, with 0 to 100 scores calculated from live App Store results, plus daily rank history, competitor tracking, AI keyword brainstorms, and an ASO audit.

It can write to App Store Connect by filling in a new version, and it never submits that version for review. It includes an MCP for AI agents. It works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini, Cursor, Grok, or a local model through Ollama.

Wow Keywords adds no AI subscription or credits. The provider's own usage limits and charges still apply. The keyword database is stored on the computer.

The pricing page lists $99 once for lifetime access. On November 1, 2026, it showed 21 licenses left at $99, then $109, rising $10 every 50 licenses. A license covers 2 computers.

It requires macOS 14 or later on Apple Silicon or Intel. Windows 11 x64 is in beta for Intel or AMD 64-bit PCs, and the pricing page calls that beta unsigned. Voice input needs an Apple Silicon Mac.

The site does not mention Android.

Pricing: On November 1, 2026, the pricing page listed $99 once for lifetime access, with 21 licenses left at that price, then $109, rising $10 every 50 licenses. A license covers 2 computers. Wow Keywords adds no AI subscription or credits. The provider's own usage limits and charges still apply.

Pricing model: Paid

Features

  • AI agent finds keywords and localizes them for 52 App Store countries
  • Rank, volume, and difficulty scores from live App Store results
  • Daily rank history, competitor tracking, and an ASO audit
  • Fills a new App Store Connect version and never submits it for review
  • Works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini, Cursor, Grok, or a local model through Ollama
  • Keyword database stored on your computer
  • Mac and Windows app for App Store keyword research
  • Localizes keywords for 52 App Store countries
  • Tracks rank, volume, and difficulty from live App Store results
  • Same product as the Wow Keywords tool listing
  • App Store keyword research for Mac and Windows
  • Localization for 52 App Store countries
  • Local keyword database, with no extra AI credits

FAQs

Common questions about Wow Keywords

What is Wow Keywords?
Wow Keywords is an App Store optimization and keyword research app for Mac and Windows. An AI agent finds keywords, localizes them for 52 App Store countries in each country's own language, analyzes where an app underperforms, and optimizes the App Store listing.
Who makes Wow Keywords?
Dan Kulkov makes Wow Keywords.
How much does Wow Keywords cost?
On November 1, 2026, the pricing page listed $99 once for lifetime access, with 21 licenses left at that price, then $109, rising $10 every 50 licenses. A license covers 2 computers. Wow Keywords adds no AI subscription or credits.
What does Wow Keywords require?
macOS 14 or later on Apple Silicon or Intel. Windows 11 x64 is in beta for Intel or AMD 64-bit PCs, and the pricing page calls that beta unsigned. Voice input needs an Apple Silicon Mac. It works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini, Cursor, Grok, or a local model through Ollama, and the keyword database is stored on the computer.
Is Wow Keywords a mobile app?
Wow Keywords is a Mac and Windows desktop app. It requires macOS 14 or later on Apple Silicon or Intel. Windows 11 x64 is in beta. Dan Kulkov's November 1, 2026 walkthrough shows that desktop app adding Google Play apps. The site does not mention Android.
Where is the main Wow Keywords page?
The main Creators Toolbox page is Wow Keywords at /tools/wow-keywords. This apps listing is the same product, https://wowkeywords.com.
Does the keyword database leave the computer?
No. The keyword database is stored locally. Wow Keywords does not add an AI subscription or credits.