Data Sources

Last updated: October 13, 2026

AppDrop shows iOS apps whose price recently dropped. This page explains where that information comes from.

1. Sources we use

All app information in AppDrop comes from public data services that Apple provides:

iTunes Store RSS feeds — used to find apps. These feeds are named as an approved source in Apple's App Store Review Guideline 4.5.1.
iTunes Search API — Apple's public API, used once a day to check the current price of each app.

AppDrop does not scrape apple.com, the App Store, App Store Connect or any other Apple website.

2. What we show

For each deal, AppDrop shows only the app's name, icon, developer, category, previous price and current price, and a link to the app's page on the App Store. We do not display App Store descriptions, screenshots, customer ratings, reviews, version information or release notes, and we do not publish App Store top charts or rankings.

The price history shown in the app is recorded by AppDrop itself: every day we note each tracked app's price, and the chart shows how that price changed over time.

3. Prices

Prices are checked once a day and shown in each store's own currency. Prices can change at any time. Always check the App Store for the current price before downloading.

4. Trademarks

Apple, the Apple logo, App Store and iTunes are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App names and icons belong to their respective developers.

AppDrop is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Apple Inc.

5. Contact

If you are a developer and want your app removed from AppDrop, or have any other question, contact us:

machineproject35@gmail.com