Schedy: Daily Planner

Only 1 of the 10 target keywords ranks (daily schedule at #82) despite decent traffic (e.g., "to do list" traffic 75). This indicates poor keyword targeting in title, subtitle, and description, leading to minimal discoverability.

Quality score is 50% with no user reviews (0.0 rating) and likely missing screenshots or preview video. Apple’s algorithm penalizes apps lacking these trust signals, hurting chart placement.

Current title "Schedy: Daily Planner" does not rank for high‑traffic terms like "task manager" or "to do list". Adding 2–3 primary keywords to the title and leveraging the subtitle for secondary terms can dramatically boost keyword relevance.

The first 500 characters lack many target keywords. Expanding the description to 1500–2000 characters and naturally embedding all 10 keywords (e.g., "task manager", "time management", "organizer") will improve relevance without keyword stuffing.

Adding 5 high‑resolution screenshots that showcase the visual timeline, offline mode, and zero‑distraction UI, plus a 15‑second app preview video, can raise the quality score and conversion rate.

The app’s 100% offline and private positioning differentiates it from competitors like AI Daily Planner, offering a clear USP to highlight in copy and visual assets.