Research an app market.See what users can choose.

Give your AI an app category, store and market. Dativue adds live listings and available reviews, so you can compare alternatives and investigate what users still need.

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Your app market brief

Compare the product and the user experience.

A map of alternatives

Compare the apps visible for your chosen category and store.

Features and user feedback

Connect listed features to available ratings and written reviews.

Product questions to test

Find differences and unmet needs to validate with prospective users.

Original sources included

Compare the product and the user experience.

App market research with store listings, available ratings and evidence from public reviews.

A map of alternatives

Compare the apps visible for your chosen category and store.

Features and user feedback

Connect listed features to available ratings and written reviews.

Product questions to test

Find differences and unmet needs to validate with prospective users.

Real sources. Better research.

Dativue brings these public sources into your AI. You choose the target and market; your AI connects the evidence to the decision you want to make.

Google Play listings

Public app details, developers, prices and available ratings

App Store listings

Public app information in the market you choose

Written reviews

Available complaints, praise and feature requests

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A map of alternatives
Features and user feedback
Product questions to test

See what Dativue actually found.

A real research example. The source links and collected metrics sit alongside the recommendations they support.

Three listings in the note-taking category

25 listings · 3 selected examples

Collected 26 Sept 2026

Research request

Search Google Play for note taking and compare app listings in the United States.

Names, ratings, upfront price fields and URLs help form a competitor shortlist before deeper review analysis.

Map alternatives before reading complaints

App shortlist

What the data shows

OneNote, Google Keep and Freenotes had ratings of 4.6, 4.7 and 3.8. All three had a zero upfront price field.

What to do next

Compare capabilities and recent reviews. A free listing can still contain subscriptions or in-app purchases.

Microsoft OneNote: Save Notes4.6/5 · upfront price USD 0 · review count N/A

Google Keep - Notes and lists4.7/5 · upfront price USD 0 · review count N/A

Freenotes - Notes Taking & PDF3.8/5 · upfront price USD 0 · review count N/A

This example covers listing discovery only. Review counts were unavailable. No download, revenue or market-share data was returned. Store position is not market size.

Your question. A clear research path.

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Copy the prompt into your AI.
Your AI checks its Dativue connection and helps you complete the supported setup if needed.
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Add the context it asks for.
Describe your target, market and goal. The prompt asks only for essentials you have not already supplied.
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Review the evidence and next step.
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Research an app market.

Copy the prompt into your AI. It asks for the missing context, helps connect Dativue if needed, then runs your research.

Research an app market

Help me research an app market using Dativue.

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Return evidence and a useful next step

First check whether Dativue is already connected and its research tools are available in this AI app. Reuse an existing connection. If it is missing, read https://dativue.com/SKILL.md and help me complete the supported setup for this app. If login or account approval is needed, give me the connection link and wait for me to finish. Verify access with a free research_credit_quote call before saying Dativue is ready. If this app cannot connect, explain the supported next step. Then return to this research.

Before using any research tool, review what I have already provided. If essential details are missing, ask me one concise round of questions about the app or category, Google Play or Apple App Store, country and language, and the product decision I want to make. Do not repeat questions I have already answered. Wait for my response before running research. Quote only if I ask for an estimate. If a search call requires a maximum hold above the approval threshold, ask me to approve that maximum before running it. Once you have enough context, compare rankings, app details, prices, installs, ratings, reviews, screenshots, competitors, and recurring user requests with source links.

Use search_apps for my chosen store, query and country. Retrieve details or reviews only for a small relevant shortlist. Preserve app IDs, developer names, prices, rating counts and dates. Listing rank is the returned query rank, not a download ranking. Do not invent installs, revenue, review counts or features absent from the results.

Keep the research bounded to the question I asked. Quote a multi-call plan when a spending bound is needed and ask for approval when its maximum exceeds Dativue's approval threshold. When a call returns pending, poll its exact jobId with research_job_status instead of repeating the paid call. Use only public data. Keep original URLs, collection dates and returned metrics. Separate retrieved evidence, calculations and your recommendations. Mark missing information N/A and explain unavailable sources without inventing results.

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What will this workflow give me?

A map of alternatives: Compare the apps visible for your chosen category and store. Features and user feedback: Connect listed features to available ratings and written reviews. Product questions to test: Find differences and unmet needs to validate with prospective users. The exact detail depends on the public data returned for your target.

Can ratings tell me which app earns the most?

No. Ratings and listing positions describe the public store snapshot. Revenue, downloads and retention require their own evidence. Your AI labels any unavailable commercial metrics rather than estimating them from reviews.

Do I need to install Dativue first?

Copy the prompt first. Your AI checks for an existing connection and helps you follow the supported setup if needed. Some AI apps require you to add a connector in settings. You complete account login and approval yourself.

Can I use this for my own market?

Yes. Describe your target, country, language and goal. Your AI asks for missing essentials and adapts the research to your answers. Available sources and detail can vary by market.

How are research credits handled?

The workflow keeps research bounded and asks for approval when required by your account's credit threshold. A quote can show the maximum hold before a larger plan. Actual search charges may be lower, and unused held credits are returned.

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Research an app market.See what users can choose.

Compare the product and the user experience.

Compare the product and the user experience.

A map of alternatives

Features and user feedback

Product questions to test

Real sources. Better research.

A useful answer. In your AI.

See what Dativue actually found.

Three listings in the note-taking category

Map alternatives before reading complaints

What the data shows

What to do next

Your question. A clear research path.

Copy the prompt into your AI.

Add the context it asks for.

Review the evidence and next step.

Research an app market.

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Research an app market.See what users can choose.

Compare the product and the user experience.

Compare the product and the user experience.

A map of alternatives

Features and user feedback

Product questions to test

Real sources. Better research.

A useful answer. In your AI.

See what Dativue actually found.

Three listings in the note-taking category

Map alternatives before reading complaints

What the data shows

What to do next

Your question. A clear research path.

Copy the prompt into your AI.

Add the context it asks for.

Review the evidence and next step.

Research an app market.

A few things to know.

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Compare local competitors

Compare products and demand

Find content trends