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ASO and release readiness checks
Scan release notes, App Store metadata drafts, landing-page copy, and internal launch docs to confirm target terms show up consistently before launch week.
Use cases
Million Keywords is useful anywhere a team needs to verify language across a large document set. The point is not just to find matches. The point is to prove coverage, find gaps, and export a report other people can act on.
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Scan release notes, App Store metadata drafts, landing-page copy, and internal launch docs to confirm target terms show up consistently before launch week.
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Run a keyword audit across exported localization files to make sure approved product terms, feature names, and must-keep phrases survive translation and vendor handoff.
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Audit policy text, disclosures, onboarding copy, or regulated messaging to confirm required phrases appear before legal or compliance review begins.
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Scan help-center exports or markdown repositories for stale vocabulary, deprecated names, and inconsistent terminology after a rebrand or product rename.
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Check campaign folders, co-marketing assets, or sales collateral to confirm approved partner names and brand phrases are present and used in the right places.
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Search support text libraries for required escalation phrases, region-specific language, or newly mandated wording before a new policy goes live.
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Before moving a document set between systems, export CSV summaries and identify which files actually contain the terms that matter to editors, reviewers, or migration owners.
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Prepare product descriptions, benefit statements, and keyword variants for marketplaces or catalogs without losing track of what copy is already covered and what still needs attention.
Why these scenarios fit
Every scenario above has the same core problem: there are too many files to review manually, the language matters, and somebody needs proof. Million Keywords keeps that audit local, fast, and exportable.