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App Store search is beyond parody these days
Agree, it helps a bit to filter by category though...
The link above is clickable
Thanks for my new app
Sweet!
Doesn't quite help as much as it might if the category is "Music." Is there a better way to categorize apps so that musicians can find them?
The app store search results have real impacts on devs who are working to make a living doing this. Apple really needs to improve the entire interaction with the App Store.
Legend!
Yes, it is terrible in 2021 to have such a poor search engine in the appstore. Come on Apple !
I mean, even when you enter the exact app name, you don't get it !
Yup. Good stuff just added to sales thread too.
Thanks @Matt_Fletcher_2000
You are lifting the spirits.
Thumbs up!
But it does say "showing results for digital" instead of digitalism
Best AudioKit app IMO.
Much appreciated, @analog_matt!
“Digital” is a pretty generic term so it’s not surprising you’d get a variety of hits.
very kind. thanks for your generosity
Just got it and knocked up this using Touchscaper which appears to be getting a bit of love in another thread. All sounds produced by D2000… it turned out to be some mutant hybrid between Ravels Bolero and Dr Who!
The problem is when you do a search for Digitalism and there is a hit for that specific thing but they show the hits for Digital before the exact hit. Google, Amazon, and all the rest are doing this nonsense now too. With Google I end up just typing random +'s in front of everything and tossing in quote marks everywhere hoping that it'll believe me that I really do know what I'm searching for. Amazon has become nearly useless for finding anything I want.
For a long time, if I put a search for LRC7 into the app store it would show me only LRC5 in the results. Lots of times now, it'll still have LRC5 as a hit above LRC7. It's weird and these types of things are going to be having sales impacts on devs that are selling their apps to make a living.
Agreed. Thank you.
Speaking of dev related things and app store weirdness, if you like this app make sure you go and give a good review/rating. Especially if you are from a country/territory/region that doesn't have many reviews. The way Apple segregates the reviews by region can make one negative review have a big impact in countries with smaller populations or iOS usage. It can make a big dig difference for the sales.
Fletcher is a fine Matt, as well, but he is not the droid you're looking for.
Agreed - search results can be so totally ridiculous! 😎👍🏼
Thanks @NeonSilicon, that’s exactly what I was complaining about. And related, DuckDuckGo doesn’t let you do literal searches at all any more, no quotes or plus symbols at all. Almost enough to make me use Google.
Where did you find that out?
According to the syntax guide you can still use quotes and + and other modifiers.
https://help.duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/results/syntax/
I’ve been using DuckDuckGo as my default for years. I hate it when I need to use google for the odd search (I use !g in DDG as a shortcut — the ‘bangs’ make DDG a very powerful search engine as you can easily leverage almost any other engine from the search field).
I use Ecosia for searching. It has a Bing backend I think. It allows the use of search modifiers, but seems to ignore them in cases when it thinks too few results have been returned. I have to go out to Google way too much for technically oriented searches. It annoys me every time I do.
When I hear Audiokit I think of Matt...
John Moore, thank you very much.
+1, moronic thinking in action. Search for specific things, get generic common hits back. Was disappointed but not surprised to find the App Store was like this too.
I'm still on ios 13 ,so I assume this is ios 14 behavior , but as I said before it ,in the screenshot it searched for digital ,but it's asking the user if he wants to search for digitalism instead . Ok, its an extra step , but no big deal