unbent.

The app’s own name "unbent" ranks #1 with traffic 34 and low difficulty (26), giving a solid foothold for brand recognition. Leverage this by keeping the brand front‑and‑center while adding relevant keywords.

Only 1 of 10 target keywords ranks (14% keyword score). Core terms like "posture correction", "screen time tracker", and "back pain relief" have traffic 26‑61 but are unranked, indicating missed discovery opportunities.

Rating is 0.0 with no reviews, dragging the Quality Score to 50% and harming conversion. New users often filter out apps without social proof, especially in Health & Fitness.

Incorporate high‑traffic, moderate‑difficulty keywords (e.g., "posture reminders" difficulty 32, "desk stretch" difficulty 31) into the title, subtitle, and keyword field. This can boost the Keywords Score dramatically.

Current assets are unknown, but adding 5‑6 high‑resolution screenshots with keyword‑rich captions and a short preview video can improve conversion and help the app enter charts.

A competitor "unbent公式アプリ" exists, suggesting demand in the Japanese market. Localizing the app name, description, and keywords to Japanese could capture that audience and improve rankings.