emonster dev

Less busywork. More building.

Focused tools for the work around your app. Built by developers who ship, for developers who want to keep shipping.

One tool. One clear job. Choose what you need.

years building software
30+
mobile apps launched
200+
emonster founded
1997

Five tools. Five clear jobs.

Choose the problem you need to solve. Each tool has its own purpose, product page, and pricing.

Prepare

SubmitCheck

Ready for App Review?

Check build and submission evidence against Apple’s requirements before you submit. Local inspection keeps app binaries on your Mac; findings show what needs attention.

Research

Keyword Intelligence

Which keywords are worth exploring?

Research App Store keywords by storefront, language, and device.

Optimize

ASO Signals

What should change in your listing?

Connect metadata and release changes with discovery and conversion evidence. Review what to keep, change, test, or revert, with confidence and limitations in view.

Understand

AppReport

How are your apps doing?

Turn your App Store Connect data into daily, weekly, and monthly reports. Follow downloads, revenue, and engagement across your own app portfolio.

Decide

App Ads Insights

Scale, wait, or cut?

Understand Apple Ads performance before deciding where your budget goes.

Start with one. Add another when the problem calls for it.

We build. We stand behind our work.

Decades of software development. Hundreds of app releases. The same care, now in tools for fellow developers.

Respect for developers includes respect for what they create. We know what it takes to protect it.

Enrique Bonansea

Founder & developer

Meet the founder
  1. 1997

    emonster begins in Seattle

    A software practice built across the United States, Japan, and Europe.

  2. 2014

    Animoji arrives on the App Store

    Our animated messaging app launched in 2014. The Animoji name received U.S. trademark registration in 2015.

  3. 2017

    Defending Animoji against Apple

    emonster and Enrique Bonansea sued Apple for trademark infringement after Apple adopted the Animoji name for its iPhone X feature.

  4. Resolved

    A settlement with Apple

    The dispute ended in a settlement between emonster and Apple. Our animated messaging app continues today as Anitalk.

Read the Animoji trademark history

Your time. Your budget. Your call.

Our approach to building for fellow developers.

Focus over feature count

One clear problem per tool. Useful defaults and a short path to the answer, without paying for a sprawling suite you don’t need.

Pricing you can understand

Clear prices, billing periods, and limits. Choose a tool for the value it brings to your work. Each product publishes its own plans.

Respect in the details

No dark patterns. No manufactured urgency. Clear choices about your data and your next step. Evidence and limitations alongside the answer.

Explore the tools