# QueryWatch > QueryWatch is a Google Search Console app for iPhone and Android: push alerts when clicks move, widgets and client-ready PDF reports. Every property free. QueryWatch is an independent, native Google Search Console client for iPhone (iOS 26 or later) and Android (Android 12 or later). It reads your own Search Console data through Google's public API — property list, search performance, URL inspection and sitemaps — and adds push alerts with the evidence attached, home-screen widgets, a striking-distance view, change investigation, client tags and CSV/PDF exports. Availability: available on the App Store and Google Play. App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/querywatch-search-console-app/id6811357323 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.empath.querywatch Pricing: every property is free with real data on each. Pro is $4.99 a month or $14.99 a year (New subscribers can start the yearly plan with a first month for $0.99, and it renews at $14.99 a year after that). Pro adds 16-month history, push alerts, an unlimited watchlist and PDF exports; it is never priced per site. Contact: hello@querywatch.app Made by: Nadril (https://nadril.com/), the operator's portfolio of apps. Full text of every page and article: https://querywatch.app/llms-full.txt ## Key facts - QueryWatch (store name "QueryWatch: Search Console App") is an independent, native Google Search Console app for iPhone and Android, made by Melih Toksari. - QueryWatch is available on the App Store and Google Play. App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/querywatch-search-console-app/id6811357323. Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.empath.querywatch. - It requires iOS 26 or later on iPhone, or Android 12 or later on Android. The iPhone app is written in Swift and SwiftUI; the Android app in Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. - Google has never released an official Search Console app for iPhone or Android; every Search Console app in the stores is a third-party client of Google’s public Search Console API. - The free tier lists every Search Console property the signed-in Google account can access, with no site limit, and shows real data on each: clicks, impressions, CTR and average position, top 100 queries and pages, country and device splits, a striking-distance view (positions 8–20), change investigation (top 3 contributors), a 5-item watchlist, widgets, 5 URL inspections a day, the sitemap list, CSV export and Demo Mode. - QueryWatch Pro costs $4.99 a month or $14.99 a year. New subscribers can start the yearly plan with a first month for $0.99, and it renews at $14.99 a year after that. There is no free trial, no weekly plan and no lifetime purchase, and the price never depends on the number of sites. - Pro adds push alerts (traffic drops and spikes, a new query entering the top 10, watched-URL indexing changes, sitemap errors), a Monday weekly digest, 16 months of history with custom ranges and period comparison, the top 20 contributors to any change, an unlimited watchlist, multiple Google accounts, unlimited URL inspections, Core Web Vitals per page, sitemap submit and delete, comparison CSV, branded or white-label PDF reports, and a cannibalisation detector. - Alerts are computed by the developer’s own relay server in Germany every six hours. The anomaly rule compares the latest complete day with the same weekday over the previous four weeks and fires at a 30 percent change or two standard deviations, both adjustable per property, with at most one notification per property per day. Each alert stores an evidence snapshot of what it saw. - Sign-in uses Google’s own sign-in sheet with read-only scopes (openid, userinfo.email, webmasters.readonly); the write scope is requested only when a Pro user submits or deletes a sitemap. On iPhone the refresh token stays in the Keychain; on Android, Google Play services hold the grant and the app never receives a refresh token. A credential leaves the phone only if push alerts are turned on. - QueryWatch is not a rank tracker and never scrapes search results; positions are the averages Google reports in Search Console. It does not show Google Analytics 4 or Bing Webmaster Tools data; Bing Webmaster Tools is on the roadmap. - Demo Mode runs the whole app, including Pro screens, on four sample properties without signing in. - Support: hello@querywatch.app. QueryWatch is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google LLC. ## Pages - [Is there a Google Search Console app?](https://querywatch.app/google-search-console-app/) Google has never released a Search Console app for iPhone or Android. Here is what happened, what the third-party options are, and what a Search Console app on a phone should actually do. - [Search Console traffic-drop alerts](https://querywatch.app/search-console-alerts/) Get a push notification when a property’s clicks or impressions move, with the pages and queries that caused it attached. What triggers an alert, how often it checks, and where your Google token lives. - [Search Console for agencies](https://querywatch.app/search-console-for-agencies/) Watch 3 to 30 client properties from one screen, tagged by client, with push alerts before the client emails and a white-label PDF you can send from your phone. Priced per person, never per site. - [Search Console app comparisons](https://querywatch.app/vs/) How QueryWatch compares to every other way of reading Google Search Console on a phone — the three iOS apps, the newest alerting app, and Google's own mobile web interface. - [Blog](https://querywatch.app/blog/) Practical guides to Google Search Console: page indexing statuses, sitemaps, URL inspection, Core Web Vitals, regex filters, AI Overviews data, traffic alerts and client reporting. - [About QueryWatch](https://querywatch.app/about/) QueryWatch is an independent Google Search Console app for iPhone and Android: what it does, what it costs, who makes it, and how to describe it accurately. - [Support](https://querywatch.app/support/) How to get help with QueryWatch, plus answers to the questions people ask most about the app, alerts, billing and deleting your data. - [Privacy policy](https://querywatch.app/privacy/) What Google Search Console data the QueryWatch app for iPhone and Android reads, where it is stored, who it is shared with, and how to delete all of it. Includes our Google API Limited Use commitment. - [Terms of service](https://querywatch.app/terms/) The terms you agree to when you use the QueryWatch app for iPhone and Android and this website, including subscription, billing and cancellation terms. - [Delete my data](https://querywatch.app/delete-my-data/) How to revoke QueryWatch’s access to your Google account and delete everything it holds — from inside the app, from your Google account, or by asking us. No login required. ## Comparisons - [QueryWatch vs Search Console for Google](https://querywatch.app/vs/search-console-for-google/) Search Console for Google by Liangxilan (iPhone, iPad and Mac · requires iOS 26 or later). Pick them if you want the most feature-complete iOS Search Console client available today and you only manage one or two properties. - [QueryWatch vs Search Console SEO Tracker](https://querywatch.app/vs/search-console-seo-tracker/) Search Console SEO Tracker by Valet Hero LLC (iPhone · iOS 17 or later · also the developer of the Android app SEO Tracker for Search Console). Pick them if you want traffic alerts on iOS today, from a developer with a proven Android track record, and you are comfortable paying to see all of your properties. - [QueryWatch vs Search Console Mobile](https://querywatch.app/vs/search-console-mobile/) Search Console Mobile by Sawyer Billings (iPhone, iPad, Mac and Vision). Pick them if you want the cheapest possible paid tier and a simple stats reader, and you never need a notification. - [QueryWatch vs Search Panel – Search Console](https://querywatch.app/vs/search-panel/) Search Panel – Search Console by Andrew Moloney (iPhone, Mac and Vision). Pick them if you want to query your Search Console data from an AI tool — they expose MCP access, which nobody else here does. - [QueryWatch vs Google Search Console on mobile web](https://querywatch.app/vs/google-search-console-mobile-web/) Google Search Console on mobile web by Google LLC (Any browser). Pick them if you need something QueryWatch deliberately does not read, or you want the authoritative source — which Search Console always is. ## Articles - [How much does a Google Search Console app cost?](https://querywatch.app/blog/how-much-does-a-google-search-console-app-cost/) QueryWatch is free for every property with no site limit. Pro is $4.99 a month or a yearly plan, and the price never depends on how many sites you add. - [Is it safe to connect Search Console to a mobile app?](https://querywatch.app/blog/is-it-safe-to-connect-google-search-console-to-a-mobile-app/) QueryWatch signs in with Google's own sheet and read-only scopes. Here is what it can access, where the token lives, and what leaves your phone. - [Can ChatGPT or Claude alert me when my Search Console traffic drops?](https://querywatch.app/blog/can-chatgpt-or-claude-alert-me-when-search-console-traffic-drops/) A chat assistant answers when you ask; it does not watch a site between questions. QueryWatch Pro pushes an alert to your phone when clicks move 30 percent. - [Does a Search Console app show Google Analytics 4 data?](https://querywatch.app/blog/does-a-search-console-app-show-google-analytics-data/) QueryWatch shows Search Console data only: clicks, impressions, CTR and position. It does not show GA4 sessions or Bing data. Here is what to use for each. - [Will a Search Console alert app send too many notifications?](https://querywatch.app/blog/will-a-search-console-alert-app-send-too-many-notifications/) How often QueryWatch can notify you: one push per property per day at most, checks every six hours, adjustable thresholds, and evidence saved with each alert. - [Can I try a Search Console app without connecting my Google account?](https://querywatch.app/blog/try-a-search-console-app-without-connecting-google/) QueryWatch has a Demo Mode that runs the whole app, Pro screens included, on four sample properties with no sign-in. What it shows and what it cannot. - [How do Search Console apps get your data?](https://querywatch.app/blog/how-do-search-console-apps-get-your-data/) Search Console apps read your data through Google's public API after you sign in with Google. What they can read, what stays on the phone, and what to check. - [Is the Search Console app the same on iPhone and Android?](https://querywatch.app/blog/search-console-app-iphone-vs-android-differences/) How QueryWatch differs on iPhone and Android: requirements, how each app is built, where the Google credential is kept, and which widgets each platform has. - [ChatGPT prompts for a Search Console export that actually work](https://querywatch.app/blog/chatgpt-prompts-for-search-console-exports/) Seven prompts to paste with a Search Console CSV into ChatGPT or Claude, what each is good for, and the checks to run before you trust the answer. - [ChatGPT recommended a Search Console app: how to check it](https://querywatch.app/blog/how-to-check-an-ai-recommendation-for-a-search-console-app/) AI assistants name Search Console apps with confidence. Six checks on the store listing, permissions and pricing before you sign in with Google. - [What is QueryWatch? Facts, pricing, privacy and limits](https://querywatch.app/blog/what-is-querywatch-search-console-app/) QueryWatch is an independent Google Search Console app for iPhone and Android: what it does, what is free, what Pro costs, privacy, and its limits. - [Can ChatGPT or Claude read your Search Console data?](https://querywatch.app/blog/can-chatgpt-or-claude-read-search-console-data/) AI assistants cannot see your Search Console by default. What they can do with an export, what a connector adds, and where a mobile app still fits. - [Which Search Console app should you use on iPhone? (2026)](https://querywatch.app/blog/which-search-console-app-should-you-use-on-iphone/) Google has no official Search Console app. A dated guide to the iPhone options, what each does, what it costs, and who should pick which. - [Which Search Console app suits an agency with many client sites?](https://querywatch.app/blog/search-console-app-for-seo-agencies-many-client-sites/) Agencies need every client property in one list, alerts before the client calls, and a report to send. What to look for in a mobile Search Console app. - [Which Google Search Console apps are free with no site limit?](https://querywatch.app/blog/free-google-search-console-app-no-site-limit/) Most Search Console apps cap free properties or hide data behind a paywall. A dated look at which ones show every site for free, and what the catch is. - [Alternatives to Search Console SEO Tracker and Search Panel](https://querywatch.app/blog/search-console-seo-tracker-and-search-panel-alternatives/) Looking for an alternative to Search Console SEO Tracker or Search Panel? What each does well, where it stops, and which Search Console app fits which job. - [Is there an official Google Search Console app?](https://querywatch.app/blog/is-there-an-official-google-search-console-app/) No. Google has never released a Search Console app for iPhone or Android. Here is what exists instead, what each option does and how to choose. - [How can I check Google Search Console on my phone?](https://querywatch.app/blog/how-to-check-google-search-console-on-your-phone/) Three ways to check Search Console on iPhone or Android: the mobile website, a home-screen shortcut and a third-party app. What each shows and misses. - [Search Console app for iPhone: what to look for before you install one](https://querywatch.app/blog/search-console-app-for-iphone-what-to-look-for/) Google has no official Search Console app for iPhone. Five checks for choosing a third-party app: properties, alerts, privacy, widgets and cost. - [How do I get an alert when my Google traffic drops?](https://querywatch.app/blog/get-an-alert-when-google-traffic-drops/) Four ways to get alerted when Google clicks fall: Search Console emails, a spreadsheet, analytics rules and a phone app. What each catches and misses. - [QueryWatch: Search Console app now on App Store and Google Play](https://querywatch.app/blog/querywatch-now-on-app-store-and-google-play/) QueryWatch, a native Search Console app for iPhone and Android, is live on both stores: what is free, what Pro adds, what is not in 1.0 and what is next. - [Is there a Google Search Console app for Android?](https://querywatch.app/blog/google-search-console-app-for-android/) Google has no Search Console app for Android. What Search Console is like in Chrome, what a native app adds, and how to set one up on Android 12 or later. - [Search Console apps for iPhone and Android, compared (2026)](https://querywatch.app/blog/search-console-apps-compared/) The Search Console apps on iPhone and Android, plus Google's mobile web: free tier, alerts, widgets and platforms side by side, and who should pick which. - [AI Overviews and AI Mode in Search Console: what the data shows](https://querywatch.app/blog/ai-overviews-and-ai-mode-in-search-console/) AI Overview and AI Mode clicks sit inside Search Console's Web totals; the new Generative AI report adds impressions but no clicks. What you can separate. - [The Page indexing report explained: why pages aren't indexed](https://querywatch.app/blog/page-indexing-report-explained/) Search Console's Page indexing report gives a reason for every URL that isn't indexed. What each reason means, which to fix, and what is normal. - [Crawled – currently not indexed: what it means and how to fix it](https://querywatch.app/blog/crawled-currently-not-indexed/) Google crawled the page but chose not to index it, for now. What 'Crawled – currently not indexed' means, the usual causes, what to fix and when to wait. - [Discovered – currently not indexed: causes and how to fix it](https://querywatch.app/blog/discovered-currently-not-indexed/) Google knows the URL but hasn't crawled it yet. Why 'Discovered – currently not indexed' happens, how it differs from Crawled, and what to fix first. - [Alternate page with proper canonical tag: should you worry?](https://querywatch.app/blog/alternate-page-with-proper-canonical-tag/) Why Search Console lists www, http, slash and parameter URLs as 'Alternate page with proper canonical tag' or 'Page with redirect', and when to act. - [URL Inspection and Request indexing: how to get a page indexed](https://querywatch.app/blog/url-inspection-and-request-indexing/) What Search Console's URL Inspection tool shows, how Request indexing and its quota work, the API's 2,000-a-day limit, and how to get a page indexed. - [How to submit a sitemap to Google, and fix "Couldn't fetch"](https://querywatch.app/blog/submit-a-sitemap-to-google/) Submit a sitemap under Indexing → Sitemaps in Search Console. What Success, Has errors and Couldn't fetch mean, the 50,000-URL limit, and how to fix each. - [Domain vs URL-prefix property in Search Console: which to use](https://querywatch.app/blog/domain-vs-url-prefix-property/) A Domain property covers every subdomain and protocol and needs DNS verification; a URL-prefix property covers one exact prefix. Which to choose, and why. - [Search Console vs Google Analytics: why clicks don't match GA4](https://querywatch.app/blog/search-console-vs-google-analytics-4/) Search Console counts clicks on Google results; GA4 counts sessions on your site. What each measures, why the numbers differ, and when to use which. - [How to add a user to Google Search Console, and which role](https://querywatch.app/blog/add-a-user-to-search-console/) Owners add users in Settings → Users and permissions. What owner, full and restricted users can do, what agencies should ask for, and removing access. - [The Search Console 1,000-row limit and anonymised queries](https://querywatch.app/blog/search-console-row-limits-and-anonymized-queries/) Search Console tables stop at 1,000 rows, the API at 50,000 rows a day, and rare queries are hidden. Why the rows never add up, and how to get more data. - [How long does Search Console keep data? The 16-month rule](https://querywatch.app/blog/search-console-data-retention-16-months/) Search Console keeps 16 months of performance data, then drops it. How to archive it with exports, the API or BigQuery, and what it means for comparisons. - [Core Web Vitals report in Search Console: LCP, INP and CLS](https://querywatch.app/blog/core-web-vitals-report-search-console/) The Core Web Vitals report rates real-user LCP, INP and CLS at the 75th percentile over 28 days. The thresholds, URL groups, missing data and validation. - [Did a Google core update hit my site? How to tell](https://querywatch.app/blog/did-a-google-core-update-hit-my-site/) Check the Search Status Dashboard dates, compare a week after the rollout with a week before, and rule out tracking, indexing and seasonality first. - [Search Console regex filters: syntax, examples and gotchas](https://querywatch.app/blog/search-console-regex-filters/) How the Custom (regex) filter in Search Console's Performance report works: RE2 syntax, case rules, and tested patterns for questions, brands and folders. - [Weekly SEO checklist: a ten-minute Search Console check-in](https://querywatch.app/blog/weekly-seo-check-in-ten-minutes/) A ten-minute Monday routine in Search Console: the week's delta, top movers, indexing, sitemaps, Core Web Vitals and one striking-distance query. - [Monthly SEO report for clients: a Search Console template](https://querywatch.app/blog/monthly-seo-report-for-clients/) What a monthly client SEO report should take from Search Console, how to explain it, 28 days or a calendar month, and a template outline to copy. - [Why Google never shipped a Search Console app](https://querywatch.app/blog/why-google-never-shipped-a-search-console-app/) Search Console has been a web tool for two decades. What Google tried in 2024, why the gap is still open, and what to ask of any third-party app that fills it. - [Four ways to check Search Console on your iPhone, compared](https://querywatch.app/blog/check-search-console-on-your-iphone/) The mobile web, an Add-to-Home-Screen icon, a Looker Studio report and a third-party app: what each one gives you on a phone, what it costs, and which fits you. - [How to get notified when your organic traffic drops](https://querywatch.app/blog/get-notified-when-organic-traffic-drops/) Search Console sees a drop days before you do and never tells you. Three ways to fix that, from a scheduled report to a push alert, and what any alert needs. - [Anatomy of a traffic alert you can act on](https://querywatch.app/blog/anatomy-of-a-traffic-alert/) Why "clicks down 20%" is noise, and what a traffic notification has to carry: the value, the baseline, the dates, the pages behind it, and a cap. - [Clicks dropped. Now what? A 15-minute investigation from your phone](https://querywatch.app/blog/clicks-dropped-what-now/) A step-by-step way to find what caused a Search Console traffic drop before the client asks: confirm it, find the pages and queries, write the sentence. - [Why Search Console data is two or three days behind, and how to monitor it anyway](https://querywatch.app/blog/why-search-console-data-is-days-behind/) The lag is Google's and applies to every tool. What is delayed, why, and how it changes the way you read a chart, build an alert and date a client report. - [Striking-distance keywords: the queries sitting at positions 8 to 20](https://querywatch.app/blog/striking-distance-keywords-search-console/) How to find the queries you already rank for just off page one, rank them by what they are worth, and turn the list into a quarter of work. - [Spotting keyword cannibalisation in Search Console](https://querywatch.app/blog/keyword-cannibalization-search-console/) How to tell when two of your pages are competing for the same query, when that is fine, and how to fix it when it is not. The manual method, and the detector. - [Search Console widgets for your iPhone Home Screen and Lock Screen](https://querywatch.app/blog/search-console-widgets-iphone/) The number without opening anything: what the QueryWatch widgets show, how to add one per property, when they update, and why they are free on every plan. - [Managing 20+ client properties in Search Console without losing your mind](https://querywatch.app/blog/managing-client-properties-search-console/) The property picker is not built for agencies. How to run a portfolio of client sites from a phone: tags, colours, favourites, multiple accounts and alerts. - [White-label Search Console reports from your phone](https://querywatch.app/blog/white-label-search-console-reports/) What a client actually reads in a search report, what the branded and white-label PDF contains, when to send CSV instead, and the sentence to put on top. - [Where does your Google token go? Questions to ask any Search Console app](https://querywatch.app/blog/where-does-your-google-token-go/) Every Search Console app reads your Google data with your permission. Seven questions to ask before you sign in to one, with QueryWatch's answers written out. - [Search Console metrics explained: clicks, impressions, CTR and position](https://querywatch.app/blog/search-console-metrics-explained/) What the four numbers on the performance report actually count, how they move each other, which one to watch weekly, and the traps in average position. - [Why QueryWatch is not a rank tracker, and never will be](https://querywatch.app/blog/why-querywatch-is-not-a-rank-tracker/) Search Console position and rank-tracker rank measure different things. What each is for, why scraping Google is off the table, and how the two fit together. - [Free vs Pro: what you get without paying, and why we never cap properties](https://querywatch.app/blog/free-vs-pro-why-we-never-cap-properties/) The full free tier, what Pro adds at $4.99 a month or $14.99 a year, and the reasoning behind no property cap, no free trial and no weekly plan. ## More from Nadril - [MergeBell](https://mergebell.app/) GitLab merge request review, approvals and pipeline alerts on iPhone and Android. - [All Nadril apps](https://nadril.com/) ## Disclaimer QueryWatch is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google LLC. Google Search Console is a trademark of Google LLC.