New SDK Explorer features! Access more granular SDK categories, sort SDKs by installations and store availability, set SDK Alerts, and get historical data.

We’re adding a new feature to both the 42matters Explorer and SDK Explorer! With ‘Alerts’ you’ll be able to set up automatic email notifications with updates on specified app queries or SDKs. Alerts are particularly great for mobile app developers, SDK developers, and ad networks. They enable these businesses to spot important changes to apps of interest (for example: newly added or removed SDKs, updates to required permissions, developer updates, etc.), identify new competitors, and generate

Ad networks can leverage 42matters’ App Intelligence solutions to generate leads in a variety of ways. In this article, we walk you through three of the most common techniques.

The 42matters Explorer is a powerful lead generation tool for the mobile app and game market. It offers insight into 16.3+ million published and unpublished iOS and Android apps, including data and contact information for 1.7 million publishers.

SDK intelligence refers to data about mobile software development kits (SDK) and the broader SDK landscape. In this blog post, we go over the following (click the links below to jump to the relevant sections): * What Is SDK Intelligence? * How to Find SDK Intelligence for Any iOS or Android App * Access iOS and Android SDK Intelligence With the 42matters SDK Explorer * SDK Metadata * The Top Apps That Integrate Each SDK * SDK Market Share by Ca

The mobile app and game economy is well on its way to becoming a trillion dollar industry. According to some estimates, it’s currently on pace to generate over 935 billion U.S. dollars [https://bit.ly/3rDyvR5] in global revenue in 2023. This success would not be possible, however, without the industry’s robust landscape of mobile software development kits (SDKs). With this in mind, we’ve leveraged our app intelligence tools to identify the top Android mobile SDKs by category. Here’s what we co

One of the most common questions that we receive at 42matters is whether it’s possible to get app insights for app analysis. The answer, of course, is yes!

We’ve added two new charts to the 42matters Software Development Kit (SDK) Explorer. The first tracks New Installations and Removals, the second tracks Downloads. Over the last few months, we’ve made a number of improvements to our product suite. We’ve added insight into Apple Privacy features [https://42matters.com/blog/] like App Privacy Details and App Tracking Transparency, made a host of iOS-related product upgrades [https://bit.ly/35Uojel], added app-ads.txt for LG and Samsung Connected T

We’ve launched the 42matters SDK Explorer! Now, you’ll be able to browse the mobile software development kit (SDK) landscape, gaining insight into SDK developers, app category market share, and a variety of other metrics. Last week, we kicked things off by announcing the Explorer’s new app export history [https://bit.ly/3JjFTad] feature. This was the latest in a series of eight(!) product updates dating back to the beginning of 2021. These include: iOS Content Advisories [https://42matters.com

One of the more common questions that we at 42matters receive is whether it’s possible to get app insights for app analysis. The answer, of course, is yes! The 42matters Explorer [https://42matters.com/app-market-explorer] — along with our catalog of useful APIs and file dumps — delivers everything from download statistics to technical insights. Our data, which is refreshed daily, is based on a comprehensive analysis of: * 3,385,076 [https://42matters.com/google-play-statistics-and-trends] A

TheApp Intelligence Explorer [https://42matters.com/app-market-explorer]from 42matters is a versatile tool for market research and lead generation on Google Play and Apple App Store. One of the most used feature combinations is the SDK insights filter + CSV Exports and this is what we will showcase today. One piece of invaluable information in regards to mobile apps is the SDKs they've integrated. Those can reveal insights about how apps monetize, what kind of data they might be collecting, wha