Eatlist - recipe book

The app’s own name "eatlist" ranks #1 with a traffic potential of 53 and moderate difficulty (34), showing strong brand awareness. Leverage this by keeping the brand name in the title while adding high‑traffic generic keywords.

Only 2 out of 10 target keywords rank ("eatlist" and "recipe organizer" at #92). High‑traffic keywords like "recipe book" (traffic 64) and "meal planning" (traffic 73) are not ranked, causing a 19% keyword score.

The app is listed under Finance, yet its core function is recipe/meal planning. This prevents it from appearing in Food & Drink charts and reduces discoverability for relevant users.

The store listing shows 0 reviews, resulting in a low quality score (50%) and hurting conversion rates. User trust and ASO signals are severely impacted.

The current description is vague and unrelated to cooking, missing primary keywords. Rewriting the first 250 characters with terms like "recipe book, meal planner, food diary" can improve relevance and keyword density.

No mention of screenshots or promo video, which are key conversion factors. Adding high‑resolution screenshots that highlight recipe organization and a short demo video can raise the quality score and click‑through rate.