WRST

All 10 monitored terms (e.g., ‘watch collection tracker’ diff 41, traffic 35) show ‘not ranked’, meaning the algorithm does not associate WRST with horology. Rewrite the title, subtitle, and keyword field to include exact-match mid-tail phrases like ‘watch collection tracker’ and ‘mechanical watch log’ while staying under 30-char title limit.

0.0/5 with 0 reviews cripls conversion; 85% of users hesitate to download unrated apps. Implement an in-app prompt triggered after 3 logged wears to ask for a review—this is allowed by Apple and can generate the first 5–10 five-star ratings within two weeks.

Audit shows ‘no direct competitors’ in the immediate keyword set, giving WRST a first-mover advantage in the niche ‘mechanical-watch-wear-log’ space. Publish version 1.1 release notes that explicitly use this phrase to index before rivals appear.

The description already speaks to collectors tired of spreadsheets, giving a unique angle versus generic inventory apps. Retain this tone but front-load the first 80 characters with high-value keywords so the fold snippet hooks both humans and algorithm.

Quality score is 50% yet screenshots are not referenced—implying basic assets exist but are unoptimized. Create 5 portrait screenshots focusing on core collector flows: ‘Log a wear’, ‘Strap rotation’, ‘Acquisition cost summary’, each with 28-pt keyword captions & collector aesthetics (black-leather background).

Utilities is broad; ‘Lifestyle’ or ‘Sports’ (subcategory: Outdoor) often house watch-apps and have lower ranking thresholds. Test a category change to climb top-200 lists faster, then revert if algorithmic relevance drops.