Hey product hunters! I’ve decided to launch App Finder today quite spontaneously, since I think that all essential functionality is now implemented and working quite well. I believe that it is now the best tool for everyone who needs to find the best Android apps for some purpose, or apps with specific features. Also, I think that it can be great for the discovery of games. This is due to its comprehensiveness and several unique and innovative features that set it apart from the Play Store search and other app search engines: * With 3,700,000+ indexed apps and games and local data for all 200+ countries / regions supported by Google Play, it is probably the most comprehensive third-party search engine for Android apps. * It offers reliable advanced keyword search with all usual search operators and some special ones, for example to require words in title or summary. As I have shown with many detailed examples, App Finder consistently returns significantly more relevant results than the Play Store search and alternative app search engines. * * It has filters for all important parameters (e.g. for apps without ads, for free / paid apps, for apps with / without in-app purchases, for user rating, number of ratings and downloads, update date and release date, price range and in-app price range, age rating). * It has a highly optimized relevance sort, and systematic sort options (user rating, number of ratings, release date). * All essential data is shown directly in, including a unique visualization of the rating distribution. * The result list also contains short descriptions and screenshots that can be scrolled and scaled using pinch-to-zoom. * It shows world-average ratings for apps without country-average ratings, and has the option to use world-average ratings for filter and sort. This is highly important to make high-quality apps discoverable that don't (yet) have a local rating in the user's country, since country-average ratings are available for only a fraction of the apps for which world-average ratings are available (for example, about 1/3 for the US, 1/7 for the UK, 1/28 for Ireland, and 1/44 for Laos). * Planned features include: * A web interface * Indexing of alternative Android app stores * Indexing of iOS apps * Support for other languages * AI-based natural-language search as alternative App Finder is available as an app itself on Google Play (see link above), a web interface is coming soon. All essential features are available for free, without ads, without limitation, without sign-in. Some advanced features require a small in-app purchase. The lifetime-license is available for just $24 (instead of $36) until Oct 31! * See the research that is preliminary published on XDA Forums (link above and on skyica.com)

nice, hopefully this is a mobile app that we can all use to game it! Can it make recommendations as well? I think that would be helpful for me because the effort of finding the next game to play is actually pretty steep.

App Finder stands as a groundbreaking innovation in the realm of Android applications and games. This state-of-the-art platform redefines how users interact with the Android ecosystem, offering an unparalleled level of precision in discovering, accessing, and enjoying mobile software. At its core, App Finder is an advanced search engine meticulously designed to cater specifically to Android users. Its robust algorithms delve deep into the vast expanse of the Google Play Store, sifting through a trove of apps and games to deliver tailored results with unparalleled accuracy. Navigating through the expansive world of mobile applications can often feel like a daunting task, with millions of options vying for attention. App Finder resolves this conundrum with an intuitive interface that places power and simplicity at your fingertips. Its user-friendly design ensures that finding the perfect app or game becomes an effortless and enjoyable experience. With App Finder, the days of aimless scrolling and frustrating searches are a thing of the past. Instead, users can embark on a streamlined journey, driven by precision and efficiency. Whether you're seeking essential productivity tools, immersive entertainment experiences, or niche applications that cater to your unique interests, App Finder is poised to be your trusted companion. The platform's capabilities extend far beyond the realm of conventional app search engines. App Finder incorporates cutting-edge features that allow users to refine their searches based on a myriad of parameters, from category and genre to user ratings and download statistics. This ensures that each recommendation is tailor-made to suit your preferences and needs. As technology continues to evolve, so does the landscape of mobile applications. App Finder keeps pace with this dynamic environment, providing real-time updates and insights into trending apps, emerging developers, and the latest in mobile innovation. With App Finder, you're not just keeping up — you're at the forefront of the Android app revolution. Elevate your mobile experience with App Finder. Whether you're a seasoned Android enthusiast or a casual user, this platform is poised to become an indispensable tool in your digital arsenal. Discover a new world of possibilities, seamlessly integrated into your Android device. Say goodbye to the mundane and usher in a new era of app exploration with App Finder. Join us in shaping the future of Android app discovery, one search at a time.

So cool to see this on ProductHunt! 🎉 I've been using App Finder for a few months, and it's by far the easiest way for me to find new apps (I primarily use it for finding Android games). I love the many filters and advanced search options. Hope you'll keep it up, as there's nothing quite like this out there.

Very nice!

App Finder is the best search engine to find apps in Playstore. For example, yesterday I was looking for an app to display the smartphone's screen refresh rate in real time. I simply used the word "Refresh Rate" in the App Finder search (with quotes, in English and no filter). I was immediately shown apps that I could view with all relevant information (last update, with or without ads, developer, app preview with description and images). I was then able to access the respective app directly in the Playstore using the “Playstore” link and found what I was looking for pretty quickly. For the example mentioned, I found the app Screen Refresh Rate Tool, which is ad-free and offers real-time display of the screen refresh rate as a service that you can start (so that the display runs in the background) or stop if you don't have this information required in the notification area. If I had looked directly in the Playstore for an app that offered this function, I would still be looking for it now and wouldn't find it. Therefore, I have to give a clear recommendation for the App Finder app. A very cool app!

This sounds promising. A particular challenge I currently face is finding apps and games that are suitable for children and meet their needs. It seems to be yielding much better results than the existing solutions.

Congrats on the launch!

Finally another app finder than google play store.Google play mostly dosent have the apps that I want to download so I hope this app finder does.really great for people like myself who like testing or get bored of apps or games and continually download new apps and games.

Congrats on the launch! I saw App Finder app and it's really helpful 🙂

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