SDK sales leads from real installs
Find the apps that ship your competitor's SDK — or no SDK in your category at all — and turn them into a qualified, exportable list.
Start freeProspecting without the cold list
If you sell an SDK, your best leads are already public. Every app shipping a rival's binary is a qualified account, and every app in your category running a homegrown solution is a build-versus-buy conversation waiting to happen.
SDKGPT turns that into a working list. Filter 280K+ apps by SDK combination, category, and scale tier — 'uses X, not Y', 'mid-size games with no attribution SDK' — then export the matches into your pipeline.
Example: what each exported row gives you
| Field | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| App & package id | Exactly which app matched your filter |
| Category & scale tier | Whether it sits inside your ICP |
| SDKs detected | Which competitor it runs today — and what's missing |
| Last parsed | How fresh the detection is |
Export rows carry the technical qualification; contacts come from the store listing and your CRM.
How it works
- 1.Define your ICP. Combine filters — category, scale, 'uses competitor X', 'missing your category entirely' — until the list matches your pitch.
- 2.Qualify with evidence. Each result links to the app's full SDK inventory, so you check fit before writing the first email.
- 3.Export and work it. Pro exports to CSV or JSON. Set alerts and hear about it when a target app swaps its stack.
Do it in SDKGPT
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FAQ
Can I find every app using a specific competitor SDK?
That is the core filter — 'uses X' or 'uses X, not Y' across the whole catalog. Free accounts see the count and a preview; Pro unlocks the full list and export.
Does it include developer contact details?
SDKGPT provides the technical qualification — the stack an app runs and when it changes. Contact details come from the store listing and your own tools.