Hi there everyone! We've built a service helping app developers to boost their app's rankings, get more installs, ratings and reviews, and we want to share it with you! Initially it was designed for internal use, and we are successfully using it today for cross-promotion and review requests. We've recently added installs exchange and are now looking for developers who would like to give it a try. What you can achieve by installing AppDK: * Get more ratings and reviews; * Cross-promote your own apps; * Exchange installs with other participants; * Get more upgrades from free to pro in case you're using this model. What do you need to participate: 1) Create your account in the system; 2) Install a lightweight, framework-independent SDK; How it works for in-house needs: 1) Set up a new cross promotion or rate & review campaign; 2) Add your creatives - text popups with 2 or 3 buttons. 3) Monitor the campaign performance through comprehensive reports. When using installs exchange: * You have complete control over what apps you want to exchange installs with: you can manually select which messages to show in your apps and where to show yours. Bonus features: * Track various custom events to further categorize your audience and deliver segment-specific messages. Work in progress: * Manual and automatic push notifications to engage and retain users. The SDK is under active development, and many new features are on the way! Your feedback is highly appreciated as it would help us make the service better for everyone. The service is currently FREE for developers. However, it is still closed for wide public, so we are only accepting a small number of interested developers willing to test it and provide feedback. Message me or leave a comment to get started! If you have any questions, I'll be happy to answer. Best regards, Olga.
We are not selling installs or reviews! The use of this tool is completely free, and with it you'll be able to display the popup messages inside your games that will encourage users to review your apps.
