Orbit: All-in-One Health

All 10 target keywords (e.g., "fitness tracker", "calorie tracking") have no ranking despite traffic potentials of 50‑80 and moderate difficulty (37‑74). This signals missing keyword placement in title, subtitle, and keyword field.

The quality score is only 50%, likely due to insufficient screenshots, missing app preview video, and lack of localized assets. Apple’s algorithm heavily weights visual assets for conversion.

Keywords like "macro tracking" (traffic 76, difficulty 37) and "nutrition tracking" (traffic 53, difficulty 38) are ripe for ranking. Incorporate them in the subtitle and keyword list, and repeat in the description naturally.

The description mentions a privacy‑first approach, a differentiator in the crowded health space. Highlight this in the subtitle and first‑line description to improve relevance and click‑through rates.

Orbit consolidates workout, calorie, habit, and sleep tracking, addressing a common user pain point. This unique value proposition can be emphasized in the app preview video and screenshot captions.

The app has 0 ratings, harming credibility and ranking. Implement an in‑app prompt after a few successful tracking sessions and offer a small incentive (e.g., premium feature trial) to encourage 5‑star reviews.