Astro is an essential tool for my work; I started using it from the very first versions and now I couldn't do without it, an indispensable tool for anyone needing to monitor their apps and discover how to improve their positioning.
App Store Optimization can be a complex topic; many tools on the market are intricate and full of features that are often more confusing than helpful. Astro is different; simple yet powerful, it provides everything you need to make your app more visible on the app store. After changing my keywords, I doubled my impressions!
Everything you need to grow your app
Stop guessing
Astro tells you exactly which keywords your customers are using; all you have to do is include them in your metadata.
Results that make a difference
90% of Astro users experience an increase in app impressions within the first week after updating their metadata.
Save hours of work
You don't have to search for which keywords your app is ranking for, thanks to its database with millions of keywords, Astro already knows.
Unlimited
Astro has a fixed annual subscription unlike all our competitors; if you need to track thousands of keywords, you can do so without paying anything extra.
The pleasure of research
Thanks to its minimal interface, you have all the truly important information in a single view that allows you to quickly understand how your app is performing.
Before Turbo Pascal, "slow" was the status quo. Borland changed the game by creating a compiler that was legendary for its speed. It was written largely in assembly language by Anders Hejlsberg (who later designed Delphi and C#).
Turbo Pascal 3 could compile code directly to memory or to a .COM file almost instantaneously. For developers used to minute-long wait times, seeing a program compile in seconds felt like magic. This near-instant feedback loop transformed programming from a chore into an iterative, creative process. The All-in-One Experience turbo pascal 3
A "BCD" version was offered to eliminate rounding errors in financial applications. Portability and Pricing Before Turbo Pascal, "slow" was the status quo
At a time when professional compilers from giants like Microsoft cost hundreds of dollars, Philippe Kahn (Borland’s founder) priced Turbo Pascal at a disruptive . It was affordable for high school students but powerful enough for corporate software. Turbo Pascal 3 could compile code directly to memory or to a
Today, you can still run Turbo Pascal 3.0 in emulators like DOSBox. Loading it up serves as a stark reminder that you don’t need gigabytes of RAM or multi-core processors to build something great—sometimes, all you need is a fast compiler and a good idea.
Furthermore, it wasn't just for the IBM PC. Turbo Pascal 3 was available for and CP/M-86 , making it one of the most portable and accessible languages of its day. The Legacy
The hallmark of Turbo Pascal 3 was its . While modern developers take IDEs for granted, the "Turbo" experience was groundbreaking. You had the editor, the compiler, and the error-checking tools all in one executable that was small enough to fit on a single floppy disk (often under 40 KB!).
We don't like limits, that's why with Astro, you can track all your apps and keywords without restrictions by paying a simple annual subscription.
Single Mac License
$9/m
$108 Billed annualy
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Why is Astro different?
The first goal of Astro is to make App Store Optimization accessible to everyone, that's why we focused on essential features to create an App Store Optimization tool, leaving out all the superfluous. The result is a pleasant software to use that will make you want to search for new keywords for your app.
How do I manage my subscription?
To manage your subscription, you need to create an account on Lemon Squezy, our payment provider, using the same email you used at the time of purchase. Once you have created the account, you can manage your subscription here.