Know the day someone
ships on your name.
TakedownGPT watches your app name across the app stores, the US, EU and UK trademark registers and the web, keeps your own listing as dated proof of use, and writes the takedown notice with the evidence attached.
Free for one mark. No card. Sign in with Google, Microsoft, GitHub or an email link.
- 6 sourcesApp Store, Google Play, USPTO, EUIPO, UK IPO, open web
- SHA-256every capture sealed with a manifest hash
- 5 noticesApple, Google Play, USPTO, EUIPO and UK IPO, written for you
- Free tierone mark, no card, sign in with Google
- Source availableread the code that gathers your evidence
The problems it is built around
Written by people who lost a name once and did not enjoy the paperwork.
You find the copycat from a one-star review.
Someone shipped "YourApp Pro" with your icon, and the first you heard was a user asking why the new version crashes. Store search does not send alerts. We do, the day it appears.
A trademark filing on your name has a 30-day window.
Applications are published for opposition and then they are granted. Nobody emails you. We watch the USPTO, EUIPO and UK IPO registers for your mark and sound-alikes, weigh each hit by class, and tell you while a Letter of Protest or a TM7A is still cheap.
Apple's form wants proof you don't have handy.
Registration number, dated proof of your own use, screenshots of the infringing listing, a sworn statement. Assembling it takes an afternoon — and by then the listing has changed. We keep it ready, sealed with a hash.
Twenty client marks means twenty tabs every Monday.
Firms and agencies check by hand and bill for it. One dashboard, one weekly digest per client, evidence packs that go straight into the file.
How it works
Monitoring is the easy half. The hard half is having something to file when it hits.
Name the mark
Your app, your seller name, and whether the name is registered. If it is not, we say what protects you anyway and what a filing costs. Two minutes, once.
We look every day
App Store storefronts, Google Play, the USPTO, EUIPO and UK IPO registers, the open web and any URLs you list. Exact, contained and sound-alike matches, each with a score.
You triage
New matches arrive in an inbox. Yours are filed as "own" automatically and never alert. Escalate, review, dismiss.
File with evidence
One click captures sealed evidence and writes the notice for that platform, citing your registration and your own earlier listing. Follow the guide, paste, submit.
Who it is for
The same tool reads differently depending on how many marks you carry.
One app, one name, no lawyer on retainer.
Get told the day a clone of your app appears on the App Store or Google Play, keep your own listing as dated proof of use, and file the takedown with the notice already written.
free plan → read more
A handful of products and a registered mark.
Watch every product name daily across the App Store, Google Play, the USPTO, EUIPO, UK IPO and the web. Registrations go on the watch once and appear in every notice.
pro plan → read more
Many clients, defensible evidence, billable minutes.
Monitor a hundred marks with per-client rights holders. Evidence packs capture screenshot, HTML and store payload with a manifest SHA-256 and a capture timestamp, and open with the client’s own use.
agency plan → read more
Which case are you?
Five positions. Five different notices. The strongest complaint is the one your evidence actually supports — a watch works out which position you are in, then drafts to that.
You own the registration
The strongest position. The watch tracks new filings on your mark and the live status of your own serials, so an office action or a conflicting application lands in the same inbox as the copycats.
- You hold
- Registration number and classes, plus a dated capture of the conflicting listing.
- It drafts
- A trademark infringement complaint signed by the named rights holder — the form Apple and Google both ask for.
You filed, it has not granted
A pending application still gives you a record and a clock. Conflicting filings in your classes can only be opposed for a limited window, which is why the registers run daily rather than weekly.
- You hold
- Application number, filing date and classes, plus the opposition deadline on the conflicting filing.
- It drafts
- A put-on-notice letter now. Stores generally treat it as a guidelines complaint until the mark registers.
You shipped first
No registration, but a live listing older than theirs. Naming your seller files your own listings as own from day one, so the first-use record accumulates before you need it — not after the copycat appears.
- You hold
- A dated capture of your listing and the copycat's first-seen date, both hashed at capture.
- It drafts
- A store copycat complaint resting on first use rather than on a registration.
They took the screenshots, not just the name
Icon, screenshots, store copy or code lifted wholesale. That is copyright — a separate track from the trademark one, and usually the faster one. The assets get swapped the moment you complain, so the capture has to already exist.
- You hold
- Side-by-side captures of both listings with SHA-256 digests and capture timestamps.
- It drafts
- A DMCA takedown addressed to the store, the host or the registrar.
They are surfing your name for traffic
Your name in someone else’s title, subtitle or keyword field with a different product behind it. Variant matching is what surfaces these at all; the score and its reason tell you whether you are looking at a squatter or a coincidence.
- You hold
- The matched variant and why it scored, both listings as captured with their dates, and the store’s own rule that this breaks.
- It drafts
- A report that cites the guideline by number — Apple 2.3.7 and 4.1, Play’s spam and impersonation rules — with both captures, a defined remedy and a ten-day answer; and a dated letter to the developer, which is usually what moves first. If that letter is ignored, it proves they knew.
Every draft is prepared from captured evidence and your own answers. Monitoring and drafting — not legal advice.
Evidence that holds up
Your own listing, first
Every platform asks for proof you used the name first. Your own App Store, Play and trademark-office entries are filed as “own”, dated from when we first saw them, and open every report and notice.
Sealed captures
Full-page screenshot, the HTML, and the store’s raw payload, each hashed, with one manifest sha256 to quote. Block pages and rate-limit screens are detected and never presented as evidence.
Notices per platform
Apple’s IP dispute form, Google Play’s trademark complaint, USPTO, EUIPO and UK IPO opposition briefs with the deadlines, and a registrar / host notice for web hits — each with the step-by-step and the pitfalls.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when the second mark shows up.
One product with up to three names, checked weekly on the App Store and any two URLs.
- 1 product, 3 names each
- weekly checks
- appstore, url
Ten products, ten names each, daily, every source. Evidence packs and ready-to-file notices.
- 10 products, 10 names each
- daily checks
- appstore, googleplay, uspto, euipo, ukipo, web, url
- evidence packs, notices, filing guides
A hundred products for firms and agencies watching many clients.
- 100 products, 25 names each
- daily checks
- appstore, googleplay, uspto, euipo, ukipo, web, url
- evidence packs, notices, filing guides
- per-client rights holders
Start watching in two minutes
One click with Google, Microsoft or GitHub, or an email link. No password, no card.