DropRoost is the App Store wishlist that watches in-app purchase and subscription prices — not just the sticker price that’s been $0.00 for a decade. With a real server behind it, so price-drop alerts actually arrive.
Most apps are free to download and charge inside. DropRoost tracks that price — the unlock, the Pro tier, the annual sub — and tells you the moment it drops.
The one thing no other wishlist tracks. Watch the Pro unlock, the lifetime tier, or the annual subscription — and catch it the moment it goes on sale.
The wedgeA real server checks prices around the clock and pushes you a notification. No relying on the phone to wake up and check — the thing that makes every “instant alert” competitor unreliable.
Alert me under $5. Alert me at 30% off. Alert me the moment it’s back on sale. Set the rule per item and stop watching the store yourself.
The same app can cost half as much in another region. DropRoost compares prices across App Store storefronts so you can buy where it’s cheapest.
See every price the item has been, on a chart. Know whether “on sale” is really a deal or just the price coming back down to normal.
Share any App Store page straight into DropRoost from the share sheet. Your list syncs across your devices over your private iCloud — widgets keep it one glance away.
The App Store moved to free-with-in-app-purchase a decade ago. The apps you actually want — Procreate-style unlocks, Pro tiers, lifetime deals, annual subscriptions — are all free to download. Their real price lives inside.
Every other wishlist app tracks the number on the left. It’s been zero for years and it’s never going to change. DropRoost tracks the number on the right — the one you were actually waiting on a sale for.
And because prices are checked on a server instead of hoping your phone wakes up to do it, the alert lands when the sale starts — not hours late, not never.
The whole app is free. Pay once to unlock power features. Only the part that runs a live server all year is a small annual charge — and only if you want it.
DropRoost has no accounts and asks for no name, email, or password. It stores only what it needs to check prices and send you alerts — the items you choose to track, your region, and a notification token — never your identity, and never sold or shared. Read the privacy policy.
The price of in-app purchases and subscriptions — the Pro unlock, the lifetime tier, the annual plan. That’s the number that actually costs money for modern apps, and no other App Store wishlist tracks it. Everyone else tracks the download price, which is $0.00 for almost everything.
Most wishlist apps check prices on your device using background refresh, which iOS gives no guarantee about — so the check often runs late or not at all. DropRoost checks prices on its own server and sends you a push notification the moment something drops. Reliability is the whole point.
The app and the Unlock are one-time — buy once, keep forever, share with your family. The only recurring charge is IAP Tracking ($4.99/year), because it runs a live server checking in-app prices around the clock all year. If you only want app-price alerts, you never pay a subscription.
iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with a native app on each — plus Apple Vision Pro. Your wishlist syncs across all of them through your private iCloud account.
Yes. DropRoost can import a list exported from WSH LST, so you don’t start from an empty screen.
Purchases go through Apple, so refunds do too. Visit reportaproblem.apple.com within 90 days of purchase to request one.