I want to know the number of users who install my application from itunes store, where can I found it?
Note: I don't want Google Analytics, I just want the number of users who install it in their devices.
Otherwise, with android applications, you can see the installation and active installations (the number of users who install the application from play store).
Apple just updated https://itunesconnect.apple.com site you can adjust the date range in the middle of screen (using the slider) or by adjusting the dates on top left corner after navigating to sale and trends screen to see how many downloads you have had.
You can find the number in iTunes Connect.
Login to iTunes Connect.
Sales and Trends
Select the app and you can see daily, weekly and monthly sales/downloads.
However, you won't be able to find out whether they are actively using the application or not.
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I have an app in the Apple App Store and want to understand where the difference between "Installations" and "Downloads" is. In my mind it is only a different word for the same thing but there is a gap in the numbers.
I would be very happy about an answer!
Installations are the total number of times your app has been installed. Includes redownloads and restores on the same or different device, downloads to multiple devices sharing the same Apple ID, and Family Sharing installations.
Downloads are the number of first-time downloads and redownloads on devices with iOS, tvOS, or macOS. Installations only includes data from users who have agreed to share their diagnostics and usage information with app developers.
You can see the rate of Opt-in users by clicking Opt-In Rate History (see the image above)
Is there a way I can see how many times my iPhone app has been downloaded?
I've found on this forum you can see it under Sales and Trends, but there is no daily report to be found.
Do the stats of a free app come there too? or is it only for apps you have to pay for?
If so, is there a way to find out how many times my free app has been downloaded?
You CAN see daily reports (even for free apps) under Sales and Trends, but those reports are created in the morning. SO, if your app just came out today, you won't see anything under Sales and Trends until tomorrow morning around 8 or 9AM. However, Apple can (and has been known to) take longer than that to release the previous day's report.
There is a iPhone app by Apple to view sales. It will also show free downloads.
http://www.macrumors.com/2010/06/10/apple-releases-itunes-connect-mobile-app-for-developers/
On the Sales screen in iTunes Connect, there is a date/year just under the menu bar on the right. Clicking that date will bring up the options for the date range of the report. This enables you to see your downloads or sales for the day/week/month/year selected.
Be sure to specify your desire to see free, paid, or all by clicking the current selection (free, paid, all) located just under the iOS heading at the top of the page.
I dressed up a screenshot to illustrate, but I don't have enough reputation points to post it!
It's posted to G+ instead: https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-OMg1J922zm0/UtWYErBSlwI/AAAAAAAAGe8/E87ySSOjWnM/w426-h273/iTunes+Connect+Screenshot.png
Apple just updated https://itunesconnect.apple.com site you can adjust the date range in the middle of screen (using the slider) or by adjusting the dates on top left corner after navigating to sale and trends screen to see how many downloads you have had.
Re: Apps in the Apple Store (iPhone &iPad) --
I've never seen a source that lists how many times a certain App has been downloaded / paid for. Is there one?
I'm deciding what to do for my next App and would like to check around and see how some individual Apps are selling that are in my area. To see if there's a market for whatever I'm going to do.
I believe Apple used to list how many times an individual App had been downloaded. But it's not there now.
Thank you.
Log onto your developer account and go to iTunes connect. Information about all of you apps is there with download reports, crash logs, etc.
I need to be able to restrict the downloading from the app store of a free app we have designed, so that the downloading facility is available only in specific countries. If this is not possible, would it be possible to specifically exclude use of the app from certain coordinates, e.g. the whole of North America?
Yes, you can restrict the availability of your iPhone application in iTunes Connect during the submission process. See page 43 of the iTunes Connect Developer Guide (PDF):
By default, the app will be available in all countries the App Store currently supports, unless you specifically select individual countries/stores. You can choose individual countries by selecting each box.
This previous answer might be helpful.
how to change country of sale in app store
When you submit the app to Apple you can define what stores the app is available in. However, it may be possible for the user to download the app from another country's/region's store. When the app is running you may want to see if IP assigned to the device is located in a region you don't want the app to appear in. This isn't foolproof either.
Obviously there are many iTunes app stores and many different sections to be featured in, so how do you know if your app is featured in the app store? How would I as an American know that my app is featured in the What's Hot Entertainment section of the Australian store? Is there some central place to check?
http://www.appannie.com tells you exactly how many positions you are featured in and where.
You can sign up for a free account at AppLyzer. They provides free daily monitoring of all the various app stores so you can quickly see your rankings as well as if you're featured in any of them. You may also sign up for pro features, but just for checking if you're featured the free account will do fine.
I signed up myself a few weeks back and was surprized to see that I had recently been featured 3 times in the US store as "What's Hot".
It's a bit long winded .. but you could open iTunes and change the country (click on the flag, bottom right) ...
Once you're switched stores you can check out where you app is, if it's being featured etc, in the chosen country.
Just remember to switch it back when you're done