Who builds it
Storelift is built and run by Volkan Günay under the Vomcore name (vomcore.com), an independent app studio. You can reach Volkan directly on X: @volkangunay_.
The studio publishes its own apps on the App Store and Google Play and tracks them with Storelift. The product exists because that portfolio needed it, and the measurement pages on this site are drawn from the same data.
What it does
Start with your app’s store link. Follow keyword ranks, the competing apps ahead of you, demand metrics, listing changes, reviews and category charts by storefront and date.
It also acts on what it measures. On every plan you reply to App Store reviews and pause, resume or re-budget your Apple Ads campaigns inside Storelift; on Studio it writes listing text to an editable App Store version (it waits in the draft for you to submit). Every write shows a preview first and runs only after you confirm.
Keyword rank, rivals, demand, store page changes, reviews and charts are measured every day. What any App Store app earns and how often it is downloaded is in App Intelligence on the Pro and Studio plans: Hive, the memory inside Storelift, gives one figure for each. Your own app's real figures come from the accounts you connect (App Store Connect, RevenueCat), exactly as those accounts report them.
Free includes daily rank tracking; Pro is $20 a month and Studio is $60 a month. Enterprise adds the access described on the pricing page. The MCP catalog contains 85 tools, including 21 write-capable tools: 20 actions that prepare a preview, plus confirm_action to apply an approved change. Remote MCP sign-in is available on every plan; each tool keeps its own plan, scope and credit requirements. Public API keys are available on Pro, Studio and Enterprise, and on eligible Free accounts with API credits or active Explorer.
Contact
Write to hello@storelift.net, or use the contact form. Storelift is also on X as @storeliftapp, on LinkedIn as storeliftapp, on npm as storelift-mcp, and in the official MCP registry as net.storelift/storelift.