App Store Data Grabber

Fetch App Store metadata from Apple's iTunes Lookup API.

App Store Data Grabber is a simple browser extension built for developers, indie makers, ASO researchers, marketers, and product teams who need a fast way to collect public App Store listing information. Instead of manually copying app names, descriptions, screenshots, version details, ratings, file size, release notes, and other metadata from an App Store page, this extension helps you fetch structured app data with one click. The extension is designed around two simple workflows. First, you can open an App Store app detail page in your browser and click “Fetch current page data.” The extension detects the app ID from the current page URL and uses the Apple iTunes Lookup API to retrieve public app metadata. This makes the result more stable than relying only on page layout or DOM selectors, because App Store page structures may change over time. Second, you can paste any App Store app URL into the extension and fetch the app data directly. This is useful when you already have an App Store link and want to quickly review or export the listing information without opening the page manually. App Store Data Grabber focuses on clean, readable, and structured results. After fetching an app, you can review key information such as app name, developer, category, rating, rating count, price, version, file size, supported languages, current version release date, app ID, description, what’s new text, and available screenshot URLs. The extension also provides export options such as copying structured JSON and downloading related data for later use. The extension includes a lightweight local history feature. Successful lookups can be saved on your device, allowing you to reopen previous results, copy metadata again, or delete records whenever you want. Saved records stay local in your browser storage and are intended only for your convenience. App Store Data Grabber is intentionally small and focused. It does not include competitor scoring, AI analysis, keyword ranking, background monitoring, bulk scraping, or complex dashboards. The goal is to provide a fast and reliable utility for collecting public App Store listing metadata from the page you are viewing or from a URL you provide. Key features: Fetch data from the current App Store page Paste an App Store URL and retrieve app metadata Automatically detect app ID from App Store links Use the Apple iTunes Lookup API for stable metadata retrieval View app name, developer, category, rating, price, version, file size, languages, release date, description, update notes, and screenshots Copy structured JSON for research, documentation, or internal workflows Download fetched data for later review Keep a simple local lookup history Open, review, and delete saved lookup records Clean and minimal interface designed for quick daily use App Store Data Grabber is useful for: Indie developers researching similar apps ASO specialists collecting listing information Product managers reviewing app store pages Designers checking screenshot examples Marketers organizing public app metadata Developers building internal app research documents Anyone who wants a clean way to save public App Store listing data Privacy and data handling: App Store Data Grabber does not require an account. The extension only works when you choose to fetch data. It does not run automatic background scraping. It does not collect your personal information. It does not sell or share your data. Fetched lookup history is stored locally on your device. You can delete saved records at any time. Please note that App Store Data Grabber retrieves publicly available app listing metadata. The extension is not affiliated with Apple. App Store and Apple are trademarks of Apple Inc. The extension is intended as a productivity tool for organizing and reviewing public App Store listing information more efficiently.