Know what every day of installs actually earns
Korrekted puts installs, trials, payments, refunds and ad spend into one row per day, so you see profit, not just revenue.
| Cohort day | Installs | Trials | Payments | Refunds | Proceeds | Ad spend | Profit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1 | 8,240 | 412 | 226 | 3 | $3,120 | −$1,180 | $1,940 |
| Nov 2 | 7,915 | 398 | 241 | 2 | $3,305 | −$1,090 | $2,215 |
| Nov 3 | 7,690 | 371 | 219 | 4 | $2,980 | −$1,045 | $1,935 |
| Nov 4 | 8,010 | 405 | 233 | 1 | $3,190 | −$1,120 | $2,070 |
| Nov 5 | 8,130 | 420 | 228 | 5 | $3,060 | −$1,210 | $1,850 |
| Nov 6 | 8,770 | 446 | 247 | 2 | $3,410 | −$1,260 | $2,150 |
| Nov 7 | 9,105 | 463 | 239 | 3 | $3,275 | −$1,330 | $1,945 |
| Total | 57,860 | 2,915 | 1,633 | 20 | $22,340 | −$8,235 | $14,105 |
One row tells you whether a day paid off
Every row is the users who installed on that day. Follow it left to right and you get from downloads to money in the bank, with ad spend already taken out.
Follow one day's users
What people who installed on that day have paid so far, including lifetime purchases. The number keeps growing as they renew.
See what came in today
Everything paid on a given day, whoever installed when. Put it next to that day's ad spend for operating profit.
Split out Apple
Active paid users, proceeds and profit for the App Store on their own, next to the all-store totals.
Everything between the install and the payout
One dashboard per app, with the reports, customer records and event history you need to answer "is this working?"
Apple Search Ads report
Spend from the Search Ads API sits next to the proceeds it brought in, so you can see which campaigns earn back their cost and which don't.
Cohort reports
Pick a date range from today to the last year. Choose the columns you care about and hide the rest.
Customers
Every subscriber with their purchase history. Test users stay out of the list unless you ask to see them.
Event log
Every trial, renewal, refund and cancellation in order, with filters, for when a number looks wrong and you need to know why.
CSV export
Reports, customers and events all export to CSV with the columns you picked, ready for a spreadsheet or your own scripts.
All your apps, one account
Switch between apps from the top of the dashboard. Each keeps its own setup, reports and integrations.
From SDK to first report in an afternoon
Add the SDK
Drop the Korrekted SDK into your iOS and Android builds. It reports installs, trials and purchases as they happen.
Connect Apple
Add your App Store Connect and Apple Search Ads API keys. Korrekted pulls in store data and campaign spend on its own.
Read your profit
Reports fill in from the first install. Your setup page shows a green check when each source is fully connected.
Setup status
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Send subscription events where your team already works
Turn an integration on and every trial, renewal and refund goes out to it automatically.
Product analytics
See subscriptions next to in-app behaviour
Attribution and marketing
Tell ad networks which users paid
Ad spend
Costs that go straight into your profit columns
Questions people ask first
Which platforms does Korrekted cover?
iOS and Android apps, through our SDKs. On the Apple side we also connect to App Store Connect and the Apple Search Ads API.
What's the difference between cohort and daily proceeds?
Cohort proceeds follow the people who installed on a given day, however long ago. Daily proceeds count everything paid on that day. The first tells you if your acquisition pays back; the second tells you how the business is doing today.
Can I see App Store numbers on their own?
Yes. Reports have App Store-only columns for active paid users, daily proceeds and operating profit, next to the totals for all stores.
Will test purchases mess up my numbers?
Test users are kept apart from real customers and only appear when you choose to show them.
Can I get the raw data out?
Any report, the customer list and the event log export to CSV, with exactly the columns you picked.
I have several apps. Do I need several accounts?
No. One account holds all your apps, and you switch between them in the dashboard.
Find out which days are paying for themselves
Open the dashboard, add the SDK and your first cohort report starts filling in.