Pick an extension. See how it found its users.
One report shows where people posted about an extension, how its store pitch changed and what it may do next. Every number shows its source and date, and a source that is paused or finds nothing says so.
In every paid plan: 3 to 40 reports a month.
One report.
Three answers.
Each report covers one extension and reads top to bottom, like a briefing.
- How did it get its users?
- What did it say, and where?
- What is it likely to do next?
Every report also includes the store, review and market research: an AI summary, search demand, website traffic, pricing and competitors.
What’s in a report.
Ten sections, in the order you read them, with the same names as the report’s tabs.
Summary
The short version: what the extension does, who it is for and the main thing we found.
Takeaways
The few things worth acting on if you compete with it or build something like it.
Growth vs activity
Its store users over time, next to the posts we found each month, so you can see if they line up.
Month by month
What came out each month, and on which channel.
Posts & videos
The public posts, videos and launches that mention it, newest first. Its own posts are marked.
Store pitch
The line on its store listing at different dates, from archived copies, so you can see the message move.
Channels
Where the public posts about it appear, as a share of all we found. Not a measure of installs.
Phases
How its store users grew, split into a few stages.
Next moves
Educated guesses about what it does next, each with the evidence behind it.
Sources
Every source with its link and the date we checked it, plus anything we could not check and why.
Where the data comes from.
Our own store data, archived copies of the listing and the public posts we can find about the extension.
- Our own store crawlThe listing, users and rating, read by us.
- Store reviewsPublic reviews of the extension.
- YouTubeVideos, views and dates.
- RedditPosts and discussions.
- XPublic posts.
- Product HuntLaunches and upvotes.
- Hacker NewsPosts, points and comments.
- GitHubRepositories and releases.
- Wayback store snapshotsPast copies of the store page.
- Publisher websiteThe extension’s own site.
- AI analysisReads it all. Every claim links to its sources.
Every number shows its source and date. If a source finds nothing, cannot be reached or is paused, the report says so instead of filling the gap.
Public posts only. Private groups, ad spend and revenue are not visible to us, so they are not in the report.
How it works.
Pick an extension
Search by name or paste its Chrome Web Store link.
Confirm, and it starts
It uses 1 of your monthly reports. We gather the sources and write the analysis for you.
Read it, copy it, keep a PDF
Read the whole report on screen or copy it as text. The PDF holds the store and market part. A report you open stays available for 30 days.
Reports come with every paid plan.
Need more? Extra reports are $5 each, and we only charge after you confirm.
- Plus3 reports a month$19 a month
- Pro10 reports a month$49 a month
- Max40 reports a month$149 a month