Google Play Chart History — Rank Movement & Entries/Exits
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Google Play Chart History — Rank Movement & Entries/Exits
Historical Google Play top-chart rankings for Pakistan, India & UAE — track app rank movement, new entries, and exits over time. Built for competitor tracking, ASO research, and regional market intelligence. Facts only: no reviews, no personal data, updated nightly.
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Historical Google Play top-chart rankings for Pakistan, India, UAE and other regional markets — track how an app rank has moved over time, when it entered or dropped off a chart, and how long it has held a position.
What this answers that a live chart cannot
A live chart tells you what is ranked today. It cannot tell you whether an app climbed there over three weeks or landed at #1 overnight — that question needs a record of the past, which no live fetch can produce. This Actor reads from a nightly-growing historical archive and derives rank movement, new entries, exits and day-count directly from it.
What you get
One row per app, per country, per date it appeared on the chart:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
package_id | Google Play package ID |
title | App name |
country | ISO country code |
category | Play category |
date | Date this rank was observed |
rank | Chart position on that date |
rank_delta_1d | Change vs. the previous day (positive = moved up) |
rank_delta_7d | Change vs. 7 days earlier |
days_on_chart | Number of archive dates this app has appeared |
first_seen / last_seen | First and most recent dates observed |
is_new_entry | True if this is the app first appearance |
is_exit | True if the app dropped off the chart after this date |
coverage_missing_days | Archive gap-days between first_seen and this row — see below |
Coverage, honestly
The archive grows nightly and its real coverage window — first date, last date, any gaps — is measured fresh on every run, never assumed. If you ask for a date range the archive does not actually cover, the run fails with the real window in the error message rather than quietly giving you less than you asked for. When a gap does fall between two rows, coverage_missing_days says so, and the surrounding rank-deltas and day-counts should be read as a floor, not an exact count, for that stretch — a snapshot-based archive cannot backfill a night it did not run.
Input options
- Countries — same regional coverage as the live charts Actor.
- Categories — overall chart by default, or specific Play categories.
- Package IDs (optional) — restrict to specific apps; leave empty to get every app that appeared in the requested countries and categories.
- Start / end date (optional) — defaults to the archive full available range.
What is excluded
No developer name, review text, icons or screenshots — facts about chart position only.
