Watch the store you have not launched on
Launched on iOS but not Android? Add your App Store link and watch Google Play for lookalikes, too. The same works in reverse. Coverage can vary by store and country.
You built the original.
Keep an eye on the copies.
Find App Store and Google Play listings that look like your app.
Compare screenshots, check publishers, and keep the evidence together.
Preview free. Choose a plan to reveal matches, compare screenshots and monitor your app.
Made for iOS and Android developers
From your app link
to a closer look.
Check both major app stores, then keep watch as listings change.
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Add your app
Paste an App Store or Google Play link. We find your listing and use it as the reference.
- 2
Review possible matches
Compare App Store and Google Play screenshots. Matching publisher names are labeled so you can check whether a listing may be your own.
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Keep watch
Choose a plan to review matches, run recurring checks and export evidence, starting from your App Store or Google Play listing.
Less searching.
More time building.
Give your apps a place on the watchlist. Come back to a queue of possible matches with the context you need to review them.
Check your appThe source, one click away
Open each store listing to verify the publisher, listing details, and screenshots. A matching name is a clue, not proof of ownership.
A record you can use
Save links and observations, prepare an editable complaint draft, and export your evidence packet.
Copycat cases that
reached court.
Three mobile game disputes with documented infringement rulings. The images below come from the court opinion and published reporting, not our scanner.
Tetris and Mino
The court found that Mino copied Tetris’s protected visual expression and granted summary judgment on copyright and trade dress infringement.
Court outcomeInfringement found
Read the court opinion
Honor of Kings and Heroes Arena
The appeal court upheld a finding that the games’ maps were substantially similar in protected details beyond the standard three lane layout.
Court outcomeInfringement upheld on appeal
Read the court report
29gameplay systems examined
for layout and rules
for layout and rules
Taichi Panda and The Journey of Flower
The court found copying in the specific presentation of gameplay despite different characters and artwork. Its infringement ruling and ¥30 million award were upheld on appeal.
Court outcomeInfringement upheld on appeal
Read the court’s case summary
The third visual summarizes a court finding; it is not a game screenshot. These cases were resolved through detailed evidence and legal review. A Copycat Checks match is a lead to investigate, not a finding of infringement. Read the case studies →
One app or a whole portfolio.
The same tools in every plan. Choose how many apps you want to watch.
Starter
For the app you’re building.
$49/ month
1 protected app
Renews monthly at the displayed price until canceled. Cancel in Stripe before the next renewal.
- Recurring checks across both stores
- Screenshot reviews
- Evidence exports
Studio
Room for your next few ideas.
$199/ month
5 protected apps
Renews monthly at the displayed price until canceled. Cancel in Stripe before the next renewal.
- Recurring checks across both stores
- Screenshot reviews
- Evidence exports
Portfolio
For a growing app catalog.
$699/ month
20 protected apps
Renews monthly at the displayed price until canceled. Cancel in Stripe before the next renewal.
- Recurring checks across both stores
- Screenshot reviews
- Evidence exports
Billed monthly. Change plans or cancel through Stripe. An app uses one slot when you monitor it or export evidence. Your final price is shown before payment.