Day Flow: To Do List & Planner

The audit shows 0% keyword score and 0 keywords analyzed, meaning the app is not ranking for any search term. Conduct thorough keyword research and integrate 5‑7 high‑volume, low‑competition keywords (e.g., "to do list", "daily planner", "task manager") into the title, short description, and long description.

A 25% quality score indicates missing assets such as screenshots, video preview, or insufficient description length. Add at least 8 high‑resolution screenshots with captions and a 15‑second gameplay‑style video, and expand the description to the 4,000‑character limit to boost the quality metric.

With only 76 reviews and a 3.4‑star rating, the app lacks social proof. Implement an in‑app prompt after a successful task creation to request a 5‑star rating, and run a short incentivized review campaign to increase volume and push the average above 4.0.

The description mentions GPT‑4 powered assistance, a unique selling point not reflected in keywords. Add keyword phrases like "AI planner" and "GPT‑4 task assistant" to capture niche search traffic and differentiate from generic to‑do apps.

The app was updated in July 2025, indicating active development. Highlight the update in the “What’s New” section and use it to promote new features, which can improve retention and signal freshness to the Play Store algorithm.

The audit shows no direct competitors, but major players like Todoist, Microsoft To Do, and TickTick dominate the niche. Perform a competitor gap analysis to adopt missing high‑performing assets (e.g., feature lists, user testimonials) and to benchmark keyword sets.