seiya kawano
40 apps · score 3.5 · 4.3/5
AppRatingScore
- Penmo+ 安静的写作笔记 4.7/5 1.2
- Touchscreen Pro: Phone Test 5.0/5 13.1
- Auto Refresh+ for Safari 3.0/5 0.0
- Auto Scroller+ for Safari 1.0/5 0.0
The database of 614,422 iOS apps and 260,225 developers.
The developer behind each app: portfolio, site, rating and privacy score. Check any app already in the catalog with no account.
- A developer record: portfolio, site, rating and combined score
- A public page for each scored app
- Filters by category, portfolio size, contact and declared data; full lists and profiles on a plan
- Who sells each developer's ads: networks from app-ads.txt and the account holder
From the catalog02 Nov 2026
Instagram, Inc. · Photo & Video
34.7
/ 100
C
- Track 3 × 10 = 30
- Linked 14 × 4 = 56
- Not linked 0 × 1.5 = 0
86 ÷ 248 × 100 = 34.7
Declared by the developer · not verified by Apple or privacybench
Who sells ads in iOS apps
Every developer site in the catalog is checked for app-ads.txt, the developer's own list of who may sell its ad space, and each account is matched to the network's sellers.json.
- 143,561
- developer sites checked
- 44,039
- sell ads with their own account
- 5,128
- developers whose sites sell ads while their apps' labels declare noneA reason to look, not a finding.
Most common networks with a direct account
- Google AdMob 42,582 developers
- Meta Audience Network 10,772 developers
- AppLovin 9,722 developers
- Unity Ads 9,429 developers
- Liftoff / Vungle 8,396 developers
- Magnite 8,308 developers
- InMobi 7,780 developers
- Mintegral 6,852 developers
app-ads.txt covers a whole developer site, so a flag is a reason to look, not proof about one app.
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Filter apps and developers by category, rating, price, portfolio size, storefront and privacy score.
- For ad networks and SSPs Growing, sell ads, no AppLovin account 566
- For subscription and paywall tools One-off purchases only, 10k+ ratings 2,516
- For localization agencies Growing, listed in one language 1,334
- For privacy consultants Sell ads, label doesn't declare it 11,424
A free account opens the ready-made lists, sees the first 10 matches in each and takes a 10-row CSV sample a month. Profiles and full files come with a plan.
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Instagram
Instagram, Inc. · Photo & Video
★ 4.7
C
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Walmart: Shopping & Savings
Walmart · Shopping
★ 4.8
C
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Venmo
The Delancey Corporation, LLC · Finance
★ 4.8
B
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Pandora: Personalized Music
Pandora Media, LLC · Music
★ 4.8
C
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Capital One Mobile
Capital One Services, LLC · Finance
★ 4.8
A
A record for each developer, not only each app
Portfolio, seller name, the public developer site, App Store rating, and a combined privacy score. The largest portfolios are below. A free account lists 10 of them.
IsCool Entertainment
40 apps · score 20.5 · 4.7/5
AppRatingScore
- Idle Army Base: Tycoon Game 4.7/5 27.4
- Buca! Fun, Satisfying Game 4.6/5 16.5
- Idle Golf Club Manager Tycoon 4.7/5 28.0
- Idle Tap Strongman 4.6/5 16.5
Fast Builder Limited
40 apps · score 10.6 · 4.8/5
AppRatingScore
- Tai Chi for Beginners Seniors 4.8/5 10.5
- Chair Yoga for Seniors at Home 4.8/5 14.5
- Military Calisthenics Max 4.8/5 6.5
- Military Calisthenics Women 4.8/5 10.5
71,829 of these developers publish an EU trader contact (email, phone or address) under the Digital Services Act. It sits in the developer record on a plan.
The rest of the directory opens with a plan. What a developer record keeps.
How a score is made
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1
Read
Each privacy label is read exactly as its developer declared it, in Apple's three groups.
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2
Weigh
Every distinct data type counts once per group. Tracking weighs most: that data follows you across other companies' apps and sites.
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3
Rank
The total is scaled against the most a label could ever declare, to a score from 0 to 100.
- Track × 10
- Linked × 4
- Not linked × 1.5
score = 100 × Σ (weight × distinct data types) ÷ 248
A
B
C
D
F
- A 0–7
- Little or no declared collection.
- B 7–19.25
- Limited declared collection.
- C 19.25–35
- Moderate declared collection.
- D 35–52.5
- Heavy declared collection, typically with tracking.
- F 52.5–100
- Declares collection across most of the taxonomy, including tracking.
A higher score means an app declares collecting more. The letter is a band on that scale, not a verdict on the app.
16 kinds of data
Instagram's label from the top, plotted. A tile takes the colour of the heaviest group the type is declared in.
- Contact Info Track
- Health & Fitness Linked
- Financial Info Linked
- Location Linked
- Sensitive Info Linked
- Contacts Linked
- User Content Linked
- Browsing History Linked
- Search History Linked
- Identifiers Track
- Purchases Linked
- Usage Data Linked
- Diagnostics Linked
- Other Data Track
- Surroundings Not declared
- Body Not declared
- Data used to track you
- Data linked to you
- Data not linked to you
- Not declared
Declared, not verified
App Store privacy labels are self-declarations made by each app's developer. They are not verified by Apple, and they are not verified by this site. A high score means an app declares collecting a lot — not that it was caught doing anything.
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A missing label is never a zero
An app whose label could not be read is left out of the ranking, not shown as collecting nothing.
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One published formula
The weights and grade bands live in one place. The scorer and the pages that explain them read the same numbers.
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Nothing is overwritten
Earlier captures are kept, so a label that changed shows up as a change.
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