Trends
Spot the apps taking off, before the charts do.
Every app is compared with itself, week over week. The ones speeding up stand out long before they reach the top.
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How it works
Spot an app taking off in four moves
Pick a country
France, the US, Japan… every App Store has its own trends.
Compare two weeks
Ratings gained this week against the week before, app by app.
Keep the small ones
An app under 2,000 ratings that doubles its pace is often a niche opening up.
Check that it holds
Come back the next week: a real trend lasts, a campaign fades.
Week against week
Each app against itself.
Victoire compares the ratings gained this week with the week before. A small app that doubles its pace stands out, even far behind the giants.
- Ratings gained in 7 days
- Pace from one week to the next
- Small apps first
- Country by country
Your AI
Ask your AI what's rising.
Plug Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor into Victoire and ask which apps are speeding up in your niche. Your AI reads the trends for you.
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Cursor
- VS Code
Before the top
Spotted before the charts.
Apps climbing the top free chart often sped up weeks earlier. Victoire shows both: ratings momentum and the climb up the chart.
- The top free chart
- This week's climbers
- No games or big brands
- Updated every day
The traps
Four fake trends
What looks like an app taking off, and isn't.
The one-day spike
An ad campaign or a press article: ratings jump, then drop back the next week.
The growing giant
Thousands more ratings for an already huge app: volume, not an open niche.
The seasonal fad
Christmas, back to school, summer: it comes back every year. A season isn't an opening.
The app that angers
More ratings, but fewer stars: those are complaints. Check the rating before getting excited.
FAQ
Found a trend. Now what?
An app on the rise is a starting point. Cross-check before you ship.
Ready to ship the app that takes off?
Pick your next app on numbers, not luck.
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