SDK market research on real install data
Market share, category penetration, and adoption shifts — measured from what apps actually ship, not from what vendors report.
Start freeMarket numbers without the survey bias
Most mobile market data is self-reported: vendor press releases, developer surveys, panel estimates. SDKGPT measures the other side. Every share figure is a count of real binaries divided by a real total.
That answers questions surveys can't touch — how much of a category rides on one provider, which SDK is quietly taking share, whether a 'dominant' vendor leads the top hundred or only the long tail.
Example: category leaders by apps carrying them
| Category | Leading SDK | Apps carrying it |
|---|---|---|
| Analytics | Google Tag Manager | 165,000+ |
| Push notifications | FCM | 100,000+ |
| Ad networks | Pangle | 71,000+ |
| Payments & commerce | Alipay SDK | 60,000+ |
Real snapshot, rounded — live per-SDK numbers update continuously on the SDK directory.
How it works
- 1.Pick a market. Browse SDK categories — ads, analytics, push, payments, maps — each ranked by how many apps carry it.
- 2.Read share and movement. Each SDK page shows its app count and how it moves as new store versions get parsed.
- 3.Export the evidence. Pro plans export full rankings to CSV or JSON, ready for a model or a memo.
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FAQ
Where does the data come from?
From the apps themselves. We crawl Google Play, Huawei AppGallery, and Tencent MyApp, download each APK, and extract SDK signals from the binary — no surveys, no self-reporting.
How many apps are covered?
280K+ Android apps and growing. Every SDK detection is traceable to a concrete signal inside a concrete app version.