Make your app code Ad-Ready and Minimum-Marketable.
Before you blame Meta, inspect the signal chain. Zoruko traces install, session, paywall, purchase, billing and recovery paths in your app code, then ships fixes as PRs.
The best-performing apps treat attribution, SDK timing, billing truth and recovery as product infrastructure. Zoruko studies those shipped patterns, then checks whether your app code can give Meta and TikTok enough clean truth to learn.
This is the difference between "ads don't work" and an app that is actually Minimum-Marketable: install, session, paywall, purchase, billing and recovery signals stay connected from code path to learning path.
Chart rankings via App Magic and Sensor Tower. Zoruko studies publicly shipped builds to learn signal-chain patterns — never to copy code or expose any individual app.
Every pattern Zoruko confirms in a top app becomes a rule it checks in yours — and a fix PR when your app code is not Ad-Ready yet.
Your growth stack is only as good as the events your app can prove
Zoruko finds the code paths behind bad optimization, ranks what breaks paid learning, and turns the highest-impact fixes into pull requests.
Zoruko follows anon_id, SDK init, paywall, purchase, billing and recovery paths through your app code to find where Meta and TikTok stop getting clean truth.
Purchases should teach the ad platform only after the store confirms them. Zoruko checks StoreKit 2, Play Billing and RevenueCat paths for the truth Meta learns from.
Verify install, session, paywall and purchase events fire with the right identity, timing and context — straight from the code path.
Offline queues, replayed conversions and refund corrections keep the signal chain alive through app kills, dead zones and cold starts.
The workflow stays simple because every diagnosis maps back to a code path and every repair arrives as a PR.
Link GitHub in minutes — read-only code inspection, no ad account access, no API keys.
Zoruko traces SDK init, anon_id, paywall, purchase, billing and recovery paths to find what breaks learning.
Review Zoruko's pull requests, merge the fixes, and make your app code Ad-Ready before scaling spend.
Zoruko started as the system I built for my own app. Users would buy and instantly close the app — the SDK's queue never flushed, and Meta never saw the purchase. So the platform optimized on a signal that was quietly wrong. That is the uncomfortable lesson behind Zoruko: stop blaming Meta before your app can prove what happened.
The recovery pattern Zoruko installs today is the same one running in production in my own app. The rest of the playbook I reverse-engineered from how top-charting apps wire their SDK, billing and event paths — so the audit checks your code against what actually works at scale, not a checklist.
Find the broken signal paths before you scale spend. Zoruko audits your app code and ships every fix as a pull request you review.