Overview

Welcome to the documentation for the MightySignal API. For access, please contact us to get your API token.

The API is accessed from https://api.mightysignal.com. All data is returned as JSON.

Authentication

To authenticate:

# You should pass the header with each request
curl "https://api.mightysignal.com/<your-endpoint-of-interest>"
  -H "MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>"

Make sure to replace <your-api-token> with your API token.

Authentication is done via HTTP Headers on each request with your MightySignal API token:

MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>

You must replace <your-api-token> with your personal API token.

All API requests must be made over HTTPS. Calls made over plain HTTP will fail with a redirect.

iOS Apps

Get information about a specific app

Example: Retrieve the latest information about Airbnb’s iOS app

curl "https://api.mightysignal.com/ios/app/401626263"
    -H "MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>"

curl "https://api.mightysignal.com/ios/app/id/258389"
    -H "MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>"

{
   "price" : 0,
   "support_url" : "https://airbnb.com/help",
   "id" : 258389,
   "app_store_id" : 401626263,
   "first_seen_ads_date" : "2016-06-04T07:07:27.000Z",
   "platform" : "ios",
   "current_version_ratings_count" : 4765,
   "categories" : [
      {
         "platform" : "ios",
         "type" : "primary",
         "id" : 6003,
         "name" : "Travel"
      },
      {
         "platform" : "ios",
         "id" : 6012,
         "type" : "secondary",
         "name" : "Lifestyle"
      }
   ],
   "installed_sdks" : [
      {
         "id" : 3,
         "name" : "1PasswordExtension",
         "categories" : [
            "Authentication"
         ],
         "first_seen_date" : "2015-12-10T18:29:06.000-08:00",
         "last_seen_date" : "2018-05-30T17:44:31.000-07:00"
      },
    ...
   ],
   "bundle_identifier" : "com.airbnb.app",
   "current_version" : "18.24",
   "seller" : "Airbnb, Inc.",
   "description" : "Unforgettable travel experiences start with Airbnb. Find travel adventures and new places to go faraway or near to you, and access vacation home rentals, new experiences, and places to visit all around the world. Book everything for your trip, or start earning money as a host. \n\nBOOK TRAVEL EXPERIENCES\nGo on local experiences led by native experts, whether it’s for multiple days or just an afternoon. Explore Seoul's underground music scene, hunt for truffles in a Tuscan forest, or give back to the community with a social impact experience.\n\nBOOK VACATION HOMES\nChoose from over 4 million vacation home rentals across 191+ countries. Search by price, neighborhood, amenities, and more.\n\nPOPULAR DESTINATIONS\nExperience the beautiful sights & find local guides for the perfect vacation:\n• Rio – Explore the birth place of Samba or Hand Glide over the sights\n• Paris – Find your fill in some of the best culinary tours and museums\n• Barcelona – Discover the cities beauty with guided walking tours\n\nFor travelers: \n• Book vacation home rentals and travel experiences for your next solo journey, family vacation, or business trip\n• Search for last minute travel accommodations or long term rentals\n• Save your favorite rental homes, experiences, and places—and invite friends and family to plan the trip with you\n• Add experiences and events to your itinerary\n• Message your host and get directions to your home\n\nFor hosts:\n• Share your extra space or lead experiences that showcase what makes your city great\n• Update your listing and calendar availability\n• Share what’s special about your neighborhood with a host guidebook\n• Message guests and manage their reservations",
   "taken_down" : false,
   "name" : "Airbnb",
   "first_scanned_date" : "2015-12-11T02:29:06.000Z",
   "has_ad_spend" : true,
   "current_version_rating" : "5.0",
   "original_release_date" : "2010-11-10",
   "last_seen_ads_date" : "2018-02-08T16:52:49.000Z",
   "publisher" : {
      "platform" : "ios",
      "id" : 110570,
      "app_store_id" : 401626266,
      "name" : "Airbnb, Inc."
   },
   "last_updated" : "2018-06-13",
   "user_base" : "elite",
   "all_version_rating" : "4.5",
   "has_in_app_purchases" : false,
   "mobile_priority" : "high",
   "uninstalled_sdks" : [
      {
         "id" : 5,
         "categories" : [
            "Ad Attribution"
         ],
         "name" : "Adjust",
         "first_seen_date" : "2015-12-10T18:29:06.000-08:00",
         "last_seen_date" : "2016-03-22T22:25:04.000-07:00"
      },
    ...
   ],
   "all_version_ratings_count" : 181528,
   "last_scanned_date" : "2018-05-31T00:44:31.000Z",
   "icon_url" : "https://robohash.org/Sub-Ex Keylex1350.png?size=350x350\u0026set=set1"
}

HTTP Request Format

GET /ios/app/<app_store_id>

where <app_store_id> is the ID from the App Store. For example, Airbnb’s App Store ID is 401626263, which you can find by looking at its iTunes URL: (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/airbnb/id401626263). If you don’t already know the iTunes URL of an app, you can find it on the app’s MightySignal page.

If you have the MightySignal App ID, you can instead do

GET /ios/app/id/<mightysignal_id>

where <mightysignal_id> is the ID from the MightySignal web portal, data feeds, or Salesforce integration.

Response

Key	Description
id	The MightySignal ID of the app
name	Name of the app
mobile_priority	How much the company cares about the app. Currently, the rank is a function of how recently the app has been updated, and whether they advertise on Facebook. `high`: Updated within the past 2 months or advertised on Facebook. `medium`: Updated within last 2-4 months. `low`: Last update more than 4 months ago.
user_base	How large the user base is. Can be `elite`, `moderate`, `strong`, or `weak`.
support_url	The support URL
current_version_rating	Average rating (out of 5) for the current version
current_version_ratings_count	Number of ratings for the current version
all_version_rating	Average rating (out of 5) for all versions
all_version_ratings_count	Number of ratings for all versions
has_ad_spend	We have detected this app advertising on Facebook. Note: If this value is not true, that doesn’t mean that it’s not advertising; it just means we haven’t detected an advertisement.
icon_url	The URL of the app store icon
last_updated	The last date the app was updated
first_seen_ads_date	The date we first saw Facebook ads for this app
last_seen_ads_date	The date we last saw Facebook ads for this app
first_scanned_date	The date we first scanned this app for SDKs
last_scanned_date	The date we last scanned this app for SDKs
has_in_app_purchases	Whether the app has in-app purchases
seller	Seller name
categories.name	The name of the category
catgories.type	The type of the category for this app (`primary` or `secondary`)
original_release_date	Release date of the first version of the app
current_version	The current version of the app
price	The price (in $)
description	App description
installed_sdks.id	MightySignal ID of the installed SDK. It’s recommended you store this so you can reference the SDK easily.
installed_sdks.name	Name of the installed SDK
installed_sdks.first_seen_date	The first date the SDK was seen in the app.
installed_sdks.last_seen_date	The last date the SDK was seen in the app
installed_sdks.categories	The categories of this SDK.
uninstalled_sdks.id	The MightySignal ID of the uninstalled SDK. It’s recommended you store this so you can reference the SDK easily.
uninstalled_sdks.name	Name of the uninstalled SDK
uninstalled_sdks.first_seen_date	The first date the SDK was seen in the app.
uninstalled_sdks.last_seen_date	The last date the SDK was seen in the app
uninstalled_sdks.categories	The categories of this SDK.
publisher.id	The MightySignal ID of the publisher
publisher.name	Name of the publisher
publisher.platform	`ios`
publisher.app_store_id	The App Store ID of the publisher
platform	`ios`
app_store_id	The App Store ID of the app

Filter on iOS Apps

Using query parameters, you can do basic filtering to find iOS apps that meet your criteria

Example: Get all apps published by Uber Technologies, Inc.

curl "https://api.mightysignal.com/ios/app?publisher_id=200033"
    -H "MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>"

{
   "results_count" : 3,
   "total_results_count" : 3,
   "page" : 1,
   "total_page_count" : 1,
   "page_size" : 25,
   "apps" : [
      {
         "original_release_date" : "2010-05-20",
         "has_in_app_purchases" : false,
         "platform" : "ios",
         "rating" : "4.0",
         "has_ad_spend" : true,
         "publisher" : {
            "platform" : "ios",
            "name" : "Uber Technologies, Inc.",
            "id" : 200033
         },
         "mobile_priority" : "high",
         "app_store_id" : 368677368,
         "current_version" : "2.134.3",
         "last_updated" : "2016-05-18",
         "first_seen_ads_date" : "2016-01-15",
         "last_seen_ads_date" : "2016-02-30",
         "first_scanned_date" : "2016-05-15",
         "last_scanned_date" : "2016-07-08",
         "price" : 0,
         "support_url" : "https://support.uber.com/home",
         "seller" : "Uber Technologies, Inc.",
         "current_version_rating" : "3.5",
         "current_version_ratings_count" : 174,
         "all_versions_rating" : "3.5",
         "all_versions_ratings_count" : 8275,
         "user_base" : "elite",
         "categories" : [
            "..."
         ],
         "id" : 596273,
         "name" : "Uber"
      },
      "..."
   ]
}

HTTP Request Format

GET /ios/app?<key1>=<value1>,<value2>&<key2>=<value1>,<value2>&...

Query Parameters

Key	Description
publisher_id	integer If set, the result will only include apps released by this publisher
installed_sdk_id	integer If set, the result will only include apps that have the SDK installed
has_ad_spend	boolean If true, the result will only include apps that we know are advertising on Facebook
order_by	string Order results by field. Must be one of: `first_seen_ads_date` `last_seen_ads_date` `first_scanned_date` `last_scanned_date` `last_updated` `original_release_date`. By default, results are in ascending order. Include `-` in front of the value to order results in descending order e.g. `-last_seen_ads_date`

You can use the MightySignal web portal to find the ids for the query parameters.

For example, the publisher_id would be 200033 for Uber Technlogies, Inc. since its MightySignal link is http://mightysignal.com/app/app#/publisher/ios/200033, and the installed_sdk_id for Mixpanel would be 1896 since its MightySignal link is http://mightysignal.com/app/app#/sdk/ios/1896.

Alternatively, if you know of an app that meets the criteria (i.e. has a certain SDK or by a certain publisher), use the simple app route and pluck the IDs off the response.

You can specify multiple values for a given query parameter, and they will be treated like an OR statement. For example, passing the query string ?installed_sdk_id=1,2&publisher_id=10 will only return apps by publisher with id 10 that have installed the iOS SDK with id 1 or the iOS SDK with id 2.

Response

Key	Description
results_count	See Pagination
total_results_count	See Pagination
page	See Pagination
total_page_count	See Pagination
page_size	See Pagination
apps	An array of iOS apps. You can look at the response format here

Notes

Your query results will often return a large number of apps and you will be required to page through all the responses. See the Pagination section for more information.

Android Apps

Get information about a specific app

Example: Retrieve the latest information about Snapchat’s Android app

curl "https://api.mightysignal.com/android/app/com.snapchat.android"
    -H "MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>"

curl "https://api.mightysignal.com/android/app/id/444"
    -H "MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>"

{
  "id" : 444,
  "name" : "Snapchat",
  "mobile_priority" : "high",
  "user_base" : "elite",
  "all_version_rating" : "3.9",
  "all_version_ratings_count" : 8308259,
  "downloads_min" : 100000000,
  "downloads_max" : 500000000,
  "last_updated" : "2016-08-30",
  "first_scanned_date" : "2016-05-15",
  "last_scanned_date" : "2016-07-08",
  "icon_url" : "https://robohash.org/Sub-Ex Keylex1350.png?size=350x350\u0026set=set1",
  "seller" : "Snapchat Inc",
  "categories" : [
     {
        "name" : "Social"
     }
  ],
  "current_version" : "9.38.0.0",
  "price" : 0,
  "description" : "...",
  "first_seen_ads_date" : "2016-01-15",
  "last_seen_ads_date" : "2016-02-30",
  "installed_sdks" : [
    {
      "id" : 42,
      "name" : "Flurry",
      "first_seen_date" : "2015-12-16T20:35:21.000Z",
      "last_seen_date" : "2016-05-23T02:41:09.000Z",
      "categories" : ["Analytics"]
    },
    "..."
  ],
  "uninstalled_sdks" : [
    {
      "id" : 1,
      "name" : "Hockey App",
      "first_seen_date" : "2015-12-16T20:35:21.000Z",
      "last_seen_date" : "2015-12-16T20:35:21.000Z",
      "categories" : []
    },
    "..."
  ],
  "publisher" : {
     "id" : 360,
     "name" : "Snapchat Inc",
     "platform" : "android"
  },
  "platform" : "android",
  "google_play_id" : "com.snapchat.android"
}

HTTP Request Format

GET /android/app/<google_play_id>

where <google_play_id> is the ID from the App Store. For example, Snapchat’s App Store ID is com.snapchat.android, which you can find by looking at its Google Play URL: (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.snapchat.android). If you don’t alreay know the Google Play URL of an app, you can find it on the app’s MightySignal page.

If you have the MightySignal App ID, you can instead do

GET /android/app/id/<mightysignal_id>

where <mightysignal_id> is the ID from the MightySignal web portal, data feeds, or Salesforce integration.

Response

Key	Description
id	The MightySignal ID of the app
name	Name of the app
mobile_priority	How much the company cares about the app. Currently, the rank is a function of how recently the app has been updated, and whether they advertise on Facebook. `high`: Updated within the past 2 months or advertised on Facebook. `medium`: Updated within last 2-4 months. `low`: Last update more than 4 months ago.
user_base	How large the user base is. Can be `elite`, `moderate`, `strong`, or `weak`.
all_version_rating	Average rating (out of 5) for all versions
all_version_ratings_count	Number of ratings for all versions
downloads_min	The min estimated downloads
downloads_max	The max estimated downloads
icon_url	The URL of the app store icon
last_updated	The last date the app was updated
first_scanned_date	The date we first scanned this app for SDKs
last_scanned_date	The date we last scanned this app for SDKs
seller	Seller name
categories.name	The name of the category
current_version	The current version of the app
price	The price (in $)
description	App description
installed_sdks.id	MightySignal ID of the installed SDK
installed_sdks.name	Name of the installed SDK
installed_sdks.first_seen_date	The first date the SDK was seen in the app. It’s recommended you store this so you can reference the SDK easily.
installed_sdks.last_seen_date	The last date the SDK was seen in the app.
installed_sdks.categories	The categories of this SDK.
uninstalled_sdks.id	The MightySignal ID of the uninstalled SDK. It’s recommended you store this so you can reference the SDK easily.
uninstalled_sdks.name	Name of the uninstalled SDK
uninstalled_sdks.last_seen_date	The last date the SDK was seen in the app
uninstalled_sdks.first_seen_date	The first date the SDK was seen in the app
uninstalled_sdks.categories	The categories of this SDK.
publisher.id	The MightySignal ID of the publisher
publisher.name	Name of the publisher
publisher.platform	`android`
platform	`android`
google_play_id	The Google Play ID of the app

Filter on Android Apps

Using query parameters, you can do basic filtering to find Android apps that meet your criteria.

Example: Get all apps published by Supercell

curl "https://api.mightysignal.com/android/app?publisher_id=12"
    -H "MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>"

{
  "results_count" : 4,
  "total_results_count" : 4,
  "page" : 1,
  "total_page_count" : 1,
  "page_size" : 25,
  "apps" : [
    {
      "rating" : "4.6",
      "price" : 0,
      "platform" : "android",
      "id" : 16,
      "publisher" : {
         "id" : 12,
         "name" : "Supercell",
         "platform" : "android"
      },
      "current_version" : "8.212.12",
      "downloads_min" : 100000000,
      "user_base" : "elite",
      "seller" : "Supercell",
      "mobile_priority" : "high",
      "last_updated" : "2016-04-20",
      "first_scanned_date" : "2016-05-15",
      "last_scanned_date" : "2016-07-08",
      "first_seen_ads_date" : "2016-01-15",
      "last_seen_ads_date" : "2016-02-30",
      "categories" : [
         "..."
      ],
      "downloads_max" : 500000000,
      "all_version_rating" : "4.6",
      "all_version_ratings_count" : 26795286,
      "name" : "Clash of Clans",
      "description" : "...",
      "google_play_id" : "com.supercell.clashofclans"
    },
    "..."
   ]
}

HTTP Request Format

GET /android/app?<key1>=<value1>,<value2>&<key2>=<value1>,<value2>&...

Query Parameters

Key	Default Value	Description
publisher_id	null	If set, the result will only include apps made by this publisher
installed_sdk_id	null	If set, the result will only include apps that have the SDK installed
has_ad_spend	boolean If true, the result will only include apps that we know are advertising on Facebook
order_by	string Order results by field. Must be one of: `first_scanned_date` `last_scanned_date` `last_updated`. By default, results are in ascending order. Include `-` in front of the value to order results in descending order e.g. `-first_scanned_date`

You can use the MightySignal web portal to find the ids for the query parameters.

For example, the publisher_id would be 12 for Uber Technlogies, Inc. since its MightySignal link is http://mightysignal.com/app/app#/publisher/android/12, and the installed_sdk_id for Crashlytics would be 7 since its MightySignal link is http://mightysignal.com/app/app#/sdk/android/7.

Alternatively, if you know of an app that meets the criteria (i.e. has a certain SDK or by a certain publisher), use the simple app route and pluck the IDs off the response.

Response

Key	Description
results_count	See Pagination
total_results_count	See Pagination
page	See Pagination
total_page_count	See Pagination
page_size	See Pagination
apps	An array of Android apps. You can look at the response format here

Notes

Your query results will often return a large number of apps and you will be required to page through all the responses. See the Pagination section for more information.

SDKs

Get information about an SDK

Example: Get information about the Alamofire iOS SDK

curl "https://api.mightysignal.com/ios/sdk/153"
    -H "MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>"

{
    "id": 153,
    "platform": "ios",
    "name": "Alamofire",
    "website": "https://github.com/Alamofire/Alamofire",
    "categories": [
        "Networking"
    ],
    "apps_count": 34253
}

HTTP Request Format

GET /<platform>/sdk/<sdk_id>

where <platform> is either ios or android and <sdk_id> is the MightySignal id of the SDK.

One way to find the <sdk_id> is by using the MightySignal web portal. For example, the <sdk_id> for the Mixpanel iOS SDK would be 1896 since its MightySignal link is http://mightysignal.com/app/app#/sdk/ios/1896.

You can also use the responses from the iOS or Android app routes to find the <sdk_id>.

SDK IDs are unique by platform. So, /android/sdk/1 and /ios/sdk/1 will return information about different SDKs

Response

Key	Description
id	The MightySignal ID of the SDK. It’s recommended you store this so you can reference the SDK easily.
apps_count	The number of apps that contain this SDK for the given platform (iOS or Android)
platform	`ios` or `android`
summary	Brief description of the SDK
website	Website of the SDK
categories	The categories of this SDK.

Publishers

Publishers are specific to a given platform (iOS or Android). Each iOS app has an iOS publisher, and that iOS publisher can have many iOS apps. Each Android app has an Android publisher, and that Android publisher can have many Android apps.

Get information about a specific publisher

Example: Retrieve the latest information about Shazam (for iOS)

curl "https://api.mightysignal.com/ios/publisher/207911"
    -H "MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>"

{
   "app_store_id" : 284993479,
   "websites" : [
      "http://www.shazam.com/iphone",
      "http://www.shazam.com",
      "http://www.shazam.com/music/web/faqs.html?platform=iPhone"
   ],
    "apps" : [
      { "id" : "234", "bundle_id" : "com.bundle.id1" },
      { "id" : "567", "bundle_id" : "com.bundle.id2" }
   ],
   "name" : "Shazam Entertainment Limited",
   "platform" : "ios",
   "id" : 207911,
   "details" : [
      {
         "linkedin_handle" : "company/shazam-entertainment",
         "street_number" : "26",
         "crunchbase_handle" : "organization/shazam-entertainment",
         "country_code" : "GB",
         "ticker" : null,
         "state" : "England",
         "industry_group" : "Technology Hardware & Equipment",
         "postal_code" : "W6 7HA",
         "sub_industry" : "Technology Hardware, Storage & Peripherals",
         "facebook_handle" : "shazam",
         "lng" : "-0.226008",
         "google_rank" : null,
         "name" : "Shazam",
         "sector" : "Information Technology",
         "description" : "Identify the media playing around you, explore the music and TV you love. Discover song lyrics from your favourite artists and albums on Shazam!",
         "twitter_handle" : "Shazam",
         "market_cap" : null,
         "sub_premise" : null,
         "employees" : 321,
         "lat" : "51.494715",
         "twitter_id" : "14772687",
         "alexa_global_rank" : 5944,
         "domain" : "shazam.com",
         "city" : "London",
         "utc_offset" : 1,
         "founded_year" : 1999,
         "company_type" : "private",
         "employees_range" : "251-1000",
         "country" : "United Kingdom",
         "alexa_us_rank" : 5993,
         "street_name" : "Hammersmith Grove",
         "raised" : 136000000,
         "phone" : null,
         "industry" : "Communications Equipment",
         "logo_url" : "https://logo.clearbit.com/shazam.com",
         "annual_revenue" : null,
         "tags" : [
            "Mobile",
            "B2C",
            "Music",
            "Entertainment & Recreation",
            "Entertainment"
         ],
         "email_provider" : false,
         "time_zone" : "Europe/London",
         "state_code" : "England",
         "tech_used" : [
            "facebook_connect",
            "wordpress",
            "mailgun",
            "android",
            "google_apps",
            "youtube",
            "aws_route_53",
            "nginx",
            "ios"
         ],
         "legal_name" : "Shazam Entertainment Ltd."
      }
   ]
}

HTTP Request Format (iOS)

GET /ios/publisher/<publisher_id>

where <publisher_id> is the MightySignal ID of the iOS publisher. You can get it from the MightySignal publisher page (eg. http://mightysignal.com/app/app#/publisher/ios/207911) or from the publisher.id field from the JSON for an iOS app.

HTTP Request Format (Android)

GET /android/publisher/<publisher_id>

where <publisher_id> is the MightySignal ID of the Android publisher. You can get it from the MightySignal publisher page (eg. http://mightysignal.com/app/app#/publisher/android/1162) or from the publisher.id field from the JSON for an Android app.

Response

Key	Description
app_store_id or google_play_id	The App Store ID or Google Google Play ID of the publisher
websites	An array of all websites of all apps of the publisher
name	The name of the publisher
platform	`ios` or `android`
id	The MightySignal ID of the publisher
details.linkedin_handle	LinkedIn handle
details.street_number	Street number
details.crunchbase_handle	Crunchbase handle
details.country_code	Country code of the country where the publisher is located
details.ticker	Stock symbol
details.state	State where the publisher is located
details.industry_group	Industry
details.postal_code	Postal code of the publisher’s location
details.sub_industry	Sub-industry
details.facebook_handle	Facebook handle
details.lng	Longitude of the publisher’s location
details.google_rank	Rank on Google
details.name	Name
details.sector	Sector
details.description	Description
details.twitter_handle	Twitter handle
details.market_cap	Market cap
details.sub_premise	Location suite number
details.employees	Number of employees
details.alexa_global_rank	Global Alexa rank
details.domain	Domain
details.city	City where the publisher is located
details.utc_offset	UTC offset of the publisher’s location
details.founded_year	Year the publisher was founded
details.company_type	Type of company
details.employees_range	Range of employees , eg. `251-1000`
details.country	Country where the publisher is located
details.alexa_us_rank	US Alexa rank
details.street_name	Street name
details.raised	Money raised ($)
details.phone	Phone number
details.industry	Industry
details.logo_url	URL of logo
details.annual_revenue	Annual revenue ($)
details.tags	Array of tags describing the publisher’s business
details.email_provider	Whether the domain is an email provider
details.time_zone	Time zone of the location
details.state_code	The state code of the location
details.tech_used	Array of web technologies on the developer’s website
details.legal_name	Legal name

Lookup a publisher by domain

Example: Retrieve the publisher who owns the domain snapchat.com

curl "https://api.mightysignal.com/ios/publisher?domain=snapchat.com"
    -H "MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>"

[
   {
      "id" : 249735,
      "name" : "Snapchat, Inc.",
      "platform" : "ios",
      "app_store_id" : 446889612
   }
]

HTTP Request Format (iOS)

GET /ios/publisher?domain=<domain>

where <domain> is the domain in question. Make sure to use only the domain, and not the scheme (i.e http/s), subdomains, or path

HTTP Request Format (Android)

GET /android/publisher?domain=<domain>

where <domain> is the domain in question. Make sure to use only the domain, and not the scheme (i.e http/s), subdomains, or path

Lookup publisher contacts

Example: Retrieve the contacts of the Android publisher with ID 360

curl "https://api.mightysignal.com/ios/publisher/360/contacts"
    -H "MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>"

[
  {
    "clearbitId":"e_d6d2f126-a158-4eee-b44a-de7105867179",
    "givenName":"katherine",
    "familyName":"tassi",
    "fullName":"Katherine Tassi",
    "title":"Managing Counsel, Privacy",
    "email":"katherine.tassi@uber.com",
    "linkedin":"https://www.linkedin.com/in/katherinetassi"
  },
  {
    "clearbitId":"e_a88f586d-74f1-4d49-85b0-7763f11d3804",
    "givenName":"mary",
    "familyName":"demyanritti",
    "fullName":"Mary Ritti",
    "title":"VP Communications",
    "email":"mary@snap.com",
    "linkedin":"in/maryritti"
  }
]

HTTP Request Format (iOS)

GET /ios/publisher/<publisher_id>/contacts

HTTP Request Format (Android)

GET /android/publisher/<publisher_id>/contacts

Pagination

Example: Alamofire is a ubiquitous iOS SDK. To get all apps using Alamofire, you will need to page through the results.

The first set of results will tell you the total number of results and pages.

curl "https://api.mightysignal.com/ios/app?installed_sdk_id=153"
    -H "MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>"

{
        "apps": ["..."],
        "page": 1,
        "page_size": 25,
        "results_count": 25,
        "total_page_count": 3859,
        "total_results_count": 96454
}

You have the 25 results on the first page. There are 96,454 total apps and 3,859 pages of the current page size. To get the next set of results, pass the page query param.

curl "https://api.mightysignal.com/ios/app?installed_sdk_id=153&page=2"
    -H "MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>"

{
        "apps": ["..."],
        "page": 2,
        "page_size": 25,
        "results_count": 25,
        "total_page_count": 3859,
        "total_results_count": 96454
}

Routes with a large number of results will be paged and API clients will have to iterate through each page to get all results. Routes that support paging will return page meta information along with the results. Using the query parameters page and page_size, you can iterate through all pages.

Query Parameters

Parameter	Default	Description
page	1	The page number to return (1-indexed). Unless specified, will always return the first page
page_size	25	The number of results to return per page. (max: 50)

Page Meta Information

Key	Description
page	The current page of results (configurable by query param)
page_size	The maximum number of results that was returned per page (configurable by query param)
results_count	The number of results on the current page
total_page_count	The total number of pages for all results given the current page size
total_results_count	The total number of results that meet the given query

Rate limiting

Every API token has a limited number of requests it can make in a certain timeframe. Use the rate limit route to see what your token’s limits are.

Example: See your token’s limits

curl "https://api.mightysignal.com/rate-limit"
    -H "MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>"

{
    "count": 1,
    "limit": 2500,
    "period": 3600
}

HTTP Request Format

GET /rate-limit

Rate limit information

Key	Description
count	The number of requests made using the given token during the current window
limit	The maximum number of requests allowable in the window for the current token
period	The length of the request window (in seconds)

This token has a limit of 2500 requests per hour (hour = 3600 seconds) and only 1 request has been made against it.

Notes

This rate limit hopes to minimize the damage caused by abusive or misconfigured scripting clients, not to restrict legitimate use cases. Please let us know if this limit restricts your workflow, and we can work with you to increase your limit.

Summary Responses

First, see a set of apps using the Parse iOS SDK.

curl "https://api.mightysignal.com/ios/app?installed_sdk_id=2362"
    -H "MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>"

{
  "apps" : [
    "...",
      {
        "rating" : "4.5",
        "seller" : "Tapps Tecnologia da Informacao LTDA.",
        "last_updated" : "2016-02-10",
        "first_seen_ads_date" : "2016-01-15",
        "last_seen_ads_date" : "2016-02-30",
        "first_scanned_date" : "2016-05-15",
        "last_scanned_date" : "2016-07-08",
        "user_base" : "moderate",
        "support_url" : "http://tappsgames.com/contact/",
        "publisher" : {
           "platform" : "ios",
           "id" : 10795,
           "name" : "Tapps Tecnologia da Informacao LTDA."
        },
        "has_in_app_purchases" : true,
        "original_release_date" : "2011-07-18",
        "name" : "Snake ~ Best Free Classic Worm and Serpent Game",
        "mobile_priority" : "medium",
        "app_store_id" : 446768343,
        "platform" : "ios",
        "has_ad_spend" : false,
        "current_version_rating" : "4.0",
        "current_version_ratings_count" : 200,
        "all_version_rating" : "4.0",
        "all_version_ratings_count" : 2000,
        "id" : 1001590,
        "price" : 0,
        "categories" : [
          "..."
        ],
        "current_version" : "1.6.5"
      },
      "..."
   ],
   "total_results_count" : 25849,
   "results_count" : 25,
   "total_page_count" : 1034,
   "page_size" : 25,
   "page" : 1
}

The above is a summary representation of an iOS game. Notice how it only has a subset of the information (i.e. does not have installed or uninstalled SDKs). To get the full information, call the iOS app getter route with the app_store_id from the above response.

curl "https://api.mightysignal.com/ios/app/446768343"
    -H "MIGHTYSIGNAL-TOKEN: <your-api-token>"

{
  "name" : "Snake ~ Best Free Classic Worm and Serpent Game",
  "original_release_date" : "2011-07-18",
  "seller" : "Tapps Tecnologia da Informacao LTDA.",
  "price" : 0,
  "categories" : [
   "..."
  ],
  "publisher" : {
     "platform" : "ios",
     "id" : 10795,
     "name" : "Tapps Tecnologia da Informacao LTDA."
  },
  "current_version" : "1.6.10",
  "last_updated" : "2016-08-02",
  "first_seen_ads_date" : "2016-01-15",
  "last_seen_ads_date" : "2016-02-30",
  "first_scanned_date" : "2016-05-15",
  "last_scanned_date" : "2016-07-08",
  "id" : 1001590,
  "uninstalled_sdks" : [],
  "app_store_id" : 446768343,
  "has_in_app_purchases" : true,
  "current_version_rating" : "4.5",
  "current_version_ratings_count" : 8,
  "all_version_rating" : "4.5",
  "all_version_ratings_count" : 1486,
  "installed_sdks" : [
    {
      "first_seen_date" : "2016-02-17T18:16:57.000Z",
      "last_seen_date" : "2016-08-13T04:12:50.000Z",
      "id" : 35,
      "name" : "AdColony"
    },
    "..."
   ],
   "uninstalled_sdks" : [
    {
      "first_seen_date" : "2016-02-17T18:16:57.000Z",
      "name" : "Playhaven",
      "last_seen_date" : "2016-06-19T15:50:51.000Z",
      "id" : 3808
    },
    "..."
   ],
   "user_base" : "moderate",
   "support_url" : "http://tappsgames.com/contact/",
   "mobile_priority" : "medium",
   "has_ad_spend" : false,
   "platform" : "ios"
}

This full response has all information, including SDK installs and uninstalls.

Some resources have properties which are computationally intensive to calculate (eg. apps and their SDK install histories). Fetching a list of those resources puts a significant strain on our ability to support all API clients simultaneously.

For that reason, certain routes show summary representation of responses, which means it includes a subset of the entire information about the resource. This is often enough information, but making another request to the basic GET request for that resource will return the full information.

See the adjacent walkthrough example for a sample workflow.

Bugs? Questions?

Email us if you have any questions or encounter any bugs.

If reporting a bug, please include the following information to help us diagnose the problem:

The request(s) called (ex. https://api.mightysignal.com/ios/app/1)
The received response
The expected response or a description of what went wrong

Errors

The API uses the following error codes:

Error Code	Meaning
400	Bad Request – The given request is incorrectly formatted
401	Unauthorized – The API key is invalid or not present
404	Not Found – The specified resource could not be found
429	Too Many Requests – The token’s rate limit has been exceeded
500	Internal Server Error
503	Service Unavailable