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Google Play Console

Your Android installs and conversion, next to your rankings

Connect Google Play Console and asorocket reads the statistics Google exports for your developer account: installs, store listing visitors and conversion for each of your Android apps, on a Performance tab of their own and in the impact of every release.

Performance tab of a Google Play app with store listing visitors, acquisitions, conversion and installs by day, and a breakdown by traffic source

What you get

Google’s own numbers

From the statistics and store listing acquisition reports Play Console exports for your developer account.

A Performance tab for Android apps

Installs, uninstalls, store listing visitors and conversion rate by day and country, and where visitors came from (search, explore, referrals), as App Store apps have from App Store Connect.

Installs in Impact

The before and after of a release or listing change includes installs and conversion for Google Play apps too.

One connection

The same service account that publishes your listing and answers reviews reads the reports.

What you need: asorocket Pro or Studio (or the trial), and a Google Play Console service account with permission to view app information and download bulk reports, and the Cloud Storage address from Play Console’s Download reports page.

Good to know

Reports, not live figures

Google publishes these figures as monthly report files in your developer account’s Cloud Storage bucket, a few days behind Play Console’s own screens. asorocket says which day the figures end on, and leaves days Google has not published out of an average instead of counting them as zero.

Your apps only

The reports cover apps in your developer account. Other Google Play apps show their public install count, tracked daily.

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