Check Search Console
Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position over 7, 28 or 90 days, compared with the previous period.
Search Console for iPhone and iPad
Google does not make a Search Console app for iPhone. RankPane is an independent app that shows your Search Console clicks, impressions, queries and pages on iPhone and iPad, using read-only access. It also adds Bing Webmaster Tools and Plausible, and compares them to explain why traffic moved.

Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position over 7, 28 or 90 days, compared with the previous period.
Top queries, movers and landing pages, with brand and non-brand clicks split apart.
Bing Webmaster Tools and Plausible sit next to Google for the same period, so you can compare engines.
The cross-check compares clicks with analytics visits to point at tracking, one engine or the site itself.
Background notifications for tracking drift, ranking drops and big traffic swings, plus a Monday summary.
Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets show the latest figures the app has refreshed.
Several good apps read Search Console on iPhone. RankPane is built around comparing sources, so it suits some people better than others.
No. Google offers Search Console on the web, which you can open in Safari, but it does not publish an iPhone app. Every Search Console app on the App Store is a third-party app built on Google's API.
You have two options. Open search.google.com/search-console in Safari, which is free and shows the full product in a small window. Or use a third-party app such as RankPane, which signs in with your Google account and shows the data in a layout made for a phone.
Check which permissions it asks for and where your data goes. RankPane asks only for the read-only webmasters.readonly scope, cannot change anything in your account, and requests data directly from Google on your device. You can revoke access at any time at myaccount.google.com/permissions.
We could not find an official one as of November 2026. Microsoft announced an Android app in 2023. RankPane reads Bing Webmaster Tools on iPhone and iPad using an API key from your Bing account.
Plausible does not list an official mobile app in its docs, but independent apps exist, including Tracksible. RankPane reads Plausible through its Stats API and adds search engine data to compare against, for both cloud and self-hosted instances.
The free version covers one site with a 7-day range. Pro costs $39.99 a year with a 1-week free trial, or $5.99 a month. Lifetime costs $79.99 once. Prices are in USD, and the App Store shows the final price for your region.