Analytics for apps you built with AI

You described the app, your AI tool wrote it, and now it's in the App Store. The next question is the one no prompt answers by itself: is anyone using it? Apparent is analytics made for people who ship apps with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Rork, Bolt and other AI tools, without an analytics background. Your agent adds a few lines, and Apparent tells you how the app is doing in sentences, not charts you have to decode.

Why it fits apps made with AI

Many AI app builders, and most coding agents asked for a phone app, make Expo and React Native apps. That's exactly what Apparent's SDK is for.
The setup is a handful of lines your agent can write from one prompt. No event plan, no dashboard to build.
Answers come in plain words: "212 people downloaded it this week, most from App Store search, and 9 started a trial."
Your agent can ask Apparent too, through its MCP server, and use the answer to decide what to build next.

Paste this into your coding agent

Once your spot opens you get the SDK and your key. Then hand this to Claude Code, Cursor or Codex in your app's folder:

Add Apparent analytics to this Expo app.
- Install the Apparent SDK (apparent-expo) I was sent with my key.
- Call Apparent.init({ app: "<my app id>", key: "<my key>", disabled: __DEV__ }) once, before the app renders.
- In the root layout, call useApparentScreens() from "apparent-expo/router" so every screen is recorded.
- Track the few actions that matter with Apparent.track("<name>"): signing up, the app's main action, opening the paywall.
- If the app uses RevenueCat, call await Apparent.linkRevenueCat(Purchases) after Purchases is configured.
- Don't add any other analytics tool. Show me the diff when you're done.

What you'll see

Downloads, store visits and where people found the app, from App Store Connect and Google Play.
Sales, trials and refunds from RevenueCat, next to what each buyer did first.
Which screens people open, where they stop, and who comes back the next day and the next week.
Crashes by version, so you know when a change your agent made broke something.

No analytics experience needed

You don't need to know what retention, DAU or LTV mean to use Apparent; it says what happened in everyday words. When you want to learn the terms, the glossary explains each one, and the free calculators work out fees, retention and subscription revenue.

Apparent's page for an example app: a sentence about how it did, the key numbers, and highlights like a first sale in Japan. — An example app on Apparent. Open the live demo: every button works.

Questions

Which AI tools does this work with?

Any tool that makes Expo or React Native apps, such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Rork or Bolt. Downloads, sales and reviews come from App Store Connect, Google Play and RevenueCat, so they work for any app.

Can my AI agent add Apparent for me?

Yes. Give it the prompt on this page with your key; it's a few lines of code and one line in your root layout.

Can my AI agent read my analytics?

Yes. Apparent has an MCP server, so Claude Code, Cursor or Codex can ask how your apps are doing and get the same plain answers you see.

My app is a website made with Lovable or Bolt. Does Apparent fit?

Not yet. Apparent is for iOS and Android apps. For a website, a web analytics tool like Plausible or PostHog is the better pick.

What does it cost?

Nothing while Apparent is in beta.