Note: Take notice of the icon next to the application names in the screenshot above. Those with the Android icon belong to the Google Play Store while the ones with the Apple icon are applications you can download in the Apple App Store.
On the top menu, click on the Products option. Now, select App Analysis from the pull-down menu. You can now search for an app in the search bar in the top-right corner of the page. As you can see, not only is the revenue breakdown mentioned up and center, but you can see the number of downloads below the search bar.
The total revenue for the app is next to it. Like Google, Apple does not make its data, including the number of downloads for a particular app, readily available. The list includes user downloads, engagement, web and app referrals, crash rates, among many other things. But remember that not all their data is freely available, and you might need to pay if you want some particular bit of information.
If you have a compatible device, use 3D Touch by pressing firmly on the App Store app icon on your Home screen. You will get three shortcuts, one of them being the Purchased tab.
Tap on it to select it, and get direct access to your list of previously downloaded apps. Note that this tab is slightly misleading because it contains both the apps you purchased and those you downloaded for free. A better name for this tab would be Downloaded , but I digress. Finally, you can use the Search field should you want to type in the name, or parts of the name of the app your are looking for. How can I see my App Store download history?
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