Comparisons
Every other way to read Search Console on a phone.
There are four third-party apps worth knowing about and one Google interface. Each page below states what that option does better than QueryWatch, because on some things they do. Figures come from each product's own listing, with the date we checked it printed on the page.
Search Console for Google
Liangxilan · 4.0★ from 183 ratings · Free, with $1.99/week, $4.99/month, $34.99/year and $24.99 lifetime plans
Pick them if you want the most feature-complete iOS Search Console client available today and you only manage one or two properties.
Search Console SEO Tracker
Valet Hero LLC · 4.9★ from 26 ratings · Free, with nine in-app tiers: $0.99–$6.99 weekly, $2.99–$5.99 monthly, $19.99–$29.99 annual, $29.99–$59.99 lifetime
Pick them if you want traffic alerts on iOS today, from a developer with a proven Android track record, and you are comfortable paying to see all of your properties.
Search Console Mobile
Sawyer Billings · 3.7★ from 3 ratings · Free, with Pro at $1.99/month, $12.99/year or $9.99 lifetime
Pick them if you want the cheapest possible paid tier and a simple stats reader, and you never need a notification.
Search Panel – Search Console
Andrew Moloney · 3.0★ from 2 ratings · Free, with Pro at $3.99 or a $24.99 lifetime option
Pick them if you want to query your Search Console data from an AI tool — they expose MCP access, which nobody else here does.
Google Search Console on mobile web
Google LLC · No App Store rating · Free
Pick them if you need something QueryWatch deliberately does not read, or you want the authoritative source — which Search Console always is.
A note on how we write these
QueryWatch has not launched and has no ratings, so there is no version of this page where we are the established option. What we can do is be accurate: every claim about another app is taken from its store listing or product page on a stated date, nothing is characterised as “only” or “best”, and where a competitor does something we do not — MCP access, an established Android app, a lifetime purchase, four years of reviews — it says so.