Marteso documentation
Marteso is an App Store Optimization platform built for indie iOS developers and mobile teams. It gives you keyword rank tracking, AI-assisted metadata suggestions, competitor intelligence, and release workflow tools — all in one place.
What Marteso does
| Capability | What it gives you |
|---|---|
| Keyword tracking | Daily rank positions across 180+ storefronts, with popularity and difficulty scores |
| AI metadata | Title, subtitle, keyword field, and description suggestions with confidence scores — approve and push directly to App Store Connect |
| Competitor analysis | Monitor competitors per app — their ratings, review counts, and metadata |
| Analytics | Downloads, impressions, page views, sessions, revenue, and conversion funnel — broken down by country and date range |
| Build automation | Connect a GitHub repo so Marteso automatically builds your IPA and generates screenshots on every push |
| Monetization | Manage App Store subscriptions and in-app products directly from Marteso |
| Localization | Review metadata and keyword performance per storefront to keep each market's strategy separate |
How these docs are organized
- Getting Started — first-time setup: connect an app, run keyword discovery, read the dashboard
- Guides — workflow playbooks for keyword research, AI metadata, build automation, and localization
- Reference — troubleshooting, changelog, and support
Recommended first path
- Connect your App Store app and let the first data sync complete.
- Discover your first keywords using the Discover Keywords button.
- Check the keyword dashboard after the first ranking update (usually within 24 hours).
- Open Keyword research once you have baseline data.
- Review pending AI metadata suggestions and push approved ones to App Store Connect.
Who Marteso is for
Marteso fits teams that:
- Ship iOS apps on the App Store and want organic growth without paid UA dependency
- Need to manage ASO across multiple apps or markets without a dedicated ASO agency
- Want metadata changes to go through a review and release process, not ad-hoc edits
A solo indie developer can run the core keyword + metadata loop in under 15 minutes a week. Larger teams can add the localization workflow to coordinate across markets and releases.