Research answer
What AppTrendKit can say about What’s in The Oceans? today
What’s in The Oceans? has no estimate-backed download or gross-consumer-spend figure that meets the public evidence contract yet.
Observed App Store metadata, chart positions, and history are shown below. Missing, non-finite, undefined-currency, or undefined-metric evidence stays missing rather than becoming zero.
Performance intelligence
Observed trajectory and estimates
Store ranks are observations. Downloads and gross store consumer spend are AppTrendKit estimates and only appear when persisted evidence exists.
Estimated downloads · 30D
ModeledNo persisted estimate
The page does not turn missing evidence into zero.
Estimated App Store gross consumer spend · 30D
ModeledNo persisted estimate
The page does not turn missing evidence into zero.
Estimated downloads · 7D
ModeledNo persisted estimate
The page does not turn missing evidence into zero.
Estimated App Store gross consumer spend · 7D
ModeledNo persisted estimate
The page does not turn missing evidence into zero.
Evidence history
Collected daily performance
No daily metric history has been persisted yet.
Rank history
Observed chart positions
Lower rank is better. Only collected observations are shown.
Coverage note
What the ranks mean
A missing rank is not treated as zero downloads or zero revenue. Apple chart feeds are bounded and may return censored or not-ranked observations outside the visible chart depth.
Read the methodStorefront mix
Top countries by estimated contribution
Country estimates are aggregated only after country-level predictions exist.
Monetization
Observed store economics signals
These are listing and product observations. They are not company revenue, subscriber counts, or advertising revenue.
App details
Store metadata
- Version
- 3.2.12
- Released
- Mar 23, 2019
- Last updated
- Mar 19, 2026
- Content rating
- 4+
- Default storefront
- BE
Public IAP observations
Validated in-app purchase prices
Only persisted rows with an explicit public publication boundary are shown. Missing price, currency, country, or date values stay unknown.
Listing detail
What the store says
Explore the deep sea and the animals that call it home. Play with and learn about sharks, penguins, octopuses, seahorses, turtles and many others! With "What’s in The Oceans?" you can play and learn freely, with no pressure or stress. Play, observe, ask questions and find the answers. Explore how animals interact with each other, how they live, how they defend themselves and how they reproduce. Learn and get informed about the pollution of the oceans and its dangers. See how plastics, overfishing, climate change and ships affect the life and health of different ecosystems. We only have one planet — let's take care of it! With five incredible ecosystems: South Pole Discover the life of penguins, seals and orcas. Play with them! What do they eat and how do they live? How does climate change affect them? Octopuses Feed the sharks and learn how octopuses defend themselves and not be devoured. Try to protect the divers inside the shark cage! Dolphins See how the dolphins hunt, reproduce and come out to breathe. Play with them until it becomes night so they can go to sleep. Watch the fishing nets — if the dolphins get caught in them, they will not be able to come out to breathe. Turtles Feed the turtles and watch them lay eggs. Help the younglings to get out of the egg, and make sure the turtles don't eat the plastic bags, as they sometime mistake them for jellyfish. Look at the remoras — they always hitch a ride on the turtles. Seahorses Seahorses are small and fragile. Protect them from their predators, crabs, and make the algae and corals grow so they can hide. Features • Discover how animals live and how they interact in different ecosystems. • Play and learn with different marine animals: octopuses, crabs, sharks, turtles, jellyfish, seahorses, penguins, orcas, seals, remoras, starfish... And many others. • See how pollution and human activity are harming sea life. • With real videos of marine animals. • Suitable for all ages from 3+. ABOUT LEARNY LAND At Learny Land, we love to play, and we believe that games must form part of the educational and growth stage of all children; because to play is to discover, explore, learn and have fun. Our educational games help children learn about the world around them and are designed with love. They are easy to use, beautiful and safe. Because boys and girls have always played to have fun and learn, the games we make - like the toys that last a lifetime - can be seen, played and heard. At Learny Land we take advantage of the most innovative technologies and the most modern devices to take the experience of learning and playing a step further. We create toys that could not have existed when we were young. Read more about us at www.learnyland.com. Privacy Policy We take Privacy very seriously. We do not collect or share personal information about your children or allow any type of third party ads. To learn more, please read our privacy policy at www.learnyland.com. Contact us We'd love to know your opinion and your suggestions. Please, write to support@learnyland.com. Terms of Use: http://learnyland.com/terms-of-service/
Store creative
Screenshots
Competitive set
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Methodology and provenance
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Metadata source: Apple iTunes Search API; observed Sep 7, 2026, 9:37 PM.
Rankings: collected chart positions from the listed storefront. Missing ranks are not zeros.
Economics: downloads and gross store consumer spend are estimated, not official Apple or publisher figures.
Model: No persisted model version.
Confidence: —; intervals widen when evidence or history is limited.
Last observation: Sep 7, 2026, 9:37 PM.
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