Keep the monetization, not the risk
An ad partner deprived of consent cannot personalize its ads, another active before the choice exposes you. Skanopy finds both, proves them and tells you what to fix.
Aube
A refusal must stop the tracking. Consent must reach your partners.
Your advertising partners need your users’ consent to personalize their ads. When it gets lost on the way, the consent obtained may not earn what it should; when a partner fires despite a refusal, your own responsibility can be at stake.
Apps you finally control.
Consent that reaches its destination
The partners that received your users’ consent, and those deprived of it: the means to make the most of what your banner already obtained.
Every issue, its fix
The AI platform ranks every issue by priority, with its evidence and the fix to make. Scout, your AI agent, alerts your team as soon as a point is found.
Your partners, under control
The actors actually active in your app, the data they receive, and when they fire relative to the user’s choice.
Get ahead of the checks
Regulators now review mobile apps; in France, the CNIL has since spring 2025. Know where you stand before them.
Without tying up your teams
A Google Play link is enough: no integration, no access to your code, no change of banner.
Before you submit to the store
Google Play holds the publisher alone responsible for its data collection declaration, SDKs included, the third-party software components built into the app. You see what they collect before you submit, not after.
The concrete gain, exactly as it appears in the report you receive.
Does your banner respect your users’ choice?
We analyzed 20 of the top-ranked news apps in the ACPM ranking with tracking refused: 95 third-party actors fired anyway.
Read the full studyNo technical skills required.
Aube- A Google Play Store link
- Or the .apk of an unreleased version
- No integration in the app
- On real phones
- A real user journey replayed
- Every exchange logged
- A recommended action per finding
- A priority and dated evidence
- The fix verified on the next version
Your questions, our answers.
Consent and revenue
It can, when it gets lost on the way. An ad network can only use the consent that reaches it. Google says so itself: without valid consent in the ad request, it falls back to limited ads, without personalization, a fallback that may impact revenue. Skanopy shows you which partners received your users’ consent, and which did not.
No. The point is not to cut off your partners, it is to know which one receives what, and when. You keep your monetization, you keep control of the risk, and along the way you spot the partners deprived of a consent that was obtained.
No. Skanopy observes the app as it runs, whatever your banner and whatever your partners. Its only allegiance: what the app does.
A list of issues ranked by priority, on compliance as on ad revenue. Each one says what happens, shows its evidence and the fix to make. Scout, your AI agent, posts them in your team chat and compares each version with the previous one.
A code scan needs access to your repository and reads what your teams wrote. Skanopy starts from the published file and observes what the app actually sends. One tells you what was intended, the other what left.
Yes. A Google Play link is enough. That is what lets you analyze a contractor’s app, a partner’s app, or an app you are considering acquiring.
Before switching on an ad network or a measurement tool, before publishing a release, and whenever a partner changes. Each analysis is a dated snapshot of one version.
Within 48 hours.
In France, the CNIL puts it plainly: the publisher, as controller, must ensure that all the processing carried out by its processors, SDKs included, is compliant. Skanopy shows you what they really do.
Yes. In France, the CNIL has run a dedicated control campaign on mobile apps since spring 2025.
Skanopy is a French company, and your analyses are processed in the European Union.
No. Skanopy analyzes Android apps today; iOS is on our roadmap.