AppKeep
AppKeep is the automated Tech Lead for your Expo and React Native apps. It monitors your dependencies, crashes (Sentry), churn (RevenueCat), and app store reviews without installing a single SDK. When things break, it generates an AI-grounded roadmap and writes the exact "Handoff Brief" prompt you need to handoff to your engineer or paste into Cursor or Claude to fix it.
AppKeep monitors Expo and React Native apps for outdated dependencies, store reviews, revenue and crashes, scores each app's health from 0 to 100 and writes prioritized fix plans that can be handed to a developer or an AI coding agent.
Key features
- Dependency Radar flags safe Expo SDK upgrades and CVE alerts
- Review Sentinel scores App Store and Google Play review sentiment
- Revenue Pulse shows MRR, churn and trial conversions from RevenueCat
- One health score per app, with an explanation when it drops
- AI roadmaps and handoff briefs using your own LLM key
- Discord and Slack alerts on the Pro plan
AppKeep is useful for
- A solo developer keeping an Expo app current without following every SDK release by hand
- Turning a spike of negative store reviews into a prioritized fix list for a coding agent
- Seeing how revenue and churn changed after a release
Written by IndieAppCircle from appkeep.dev. The maker can edit it.
Submitted by Jeremy Foxx
Reward: 5 credits per test
11 approved tests, 14 total
Platforms: web
Built for: developers
Pricing: Freemium from $9/month
Feedback from testers
- info - Sat, Aug 29, 2026 at 06:46 AM: The app is simple to understand and the family scheduling concept is useful. Adding family members with different wake-up times and bathroom durations was straightforward, and the generated weekday schedule was easy to follow. The interface is clean and the idea could be especially helpful for families with multiple members. One improvement would be to make schedule conflicts or changes more clearly highlighted so users can quickly understand how the final schedule was calculated
About AppKeep
Does AppKeep need an SDK in my app?
No. The site says it works without installing an SDK, reading your Expo setup through GitHub and pulling signals from App Store and Google Play reviews, RevenueCat and Sentry.
How does AppKeep handle source code and API keys?
It stores only metadata such as package manifests, lockfile hashes and app metadata, not source code, and encrypts keys and tokens at rest. The site notes that GitHub sign-in currently requests the broad repo scope and that a narrower read-only GitHub App is planned.
What does AppKeep cost?
The Free plan covers one app with the health score, Dependency Radar, store reviews and alerts. Pro is 9 dollars a month for unlimited apps, AI roadmaps, Revenue Pulse, Sentry crash-free tracking and webhook alerts. No credit card is needed for Free.
Which AI providers can AppKeep use?
You bring your own key from OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Grok or Perplexity, or point it at a local endpoint. The AI generates roadmaps and handoff briefs from the signals it collects.
Is AppKeep legit?
AppKeep was listed on IndieAppCircle in July 2026 by Jeremy Foxx, who opened it to independent testers. 11 independent testers have used it since and had their feedback accepted by the maker (14 tests submitted in total). It is distributed through its own website at appkeep.dev. IndieAppCircle is a peer feedback exchange, not a paid-review site: testers earn credits only for feedback the maker accepts, and nobody is paid to be positive. We record what happened here; we do not vouch for a product's business practices.
What platforms does AppKeep run on?
AppKeep runs on Web. The maker built it for developers.
Is AppKeep free?
AppKeep uses a free plan with paid upgrades. Plans start at $9/month.
Is AppKeep still looking for testers?
Yes. The maker pays 5 credits for each approved test. Sign in to IndieAppCircle, open the test instructions on this page, try the app and write up what worked, what confused you and what broke. Once the maker approves your feedback the credits are yours; feedback left unanswered for 48 hours is approved automatically.
How do testers review AppKeep on IndieAppCircle?
Testers are other indie developers. They open AppKeep, follow the maker's test instructions, and write up first impressions, confusing moments and bugs. The maker reads each write-up and either approves it — which pays the tester — or rejects it. Only approved feedback is counted on this page. There are no star ratings and IndieAppCircle pays nobody to review anything; it is a feedback exchange, not a review site.
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