No update catches you off guard again

Every update can slip a new tracker into the app, or stop an ad partner from receiving consent. Skanopy analyzes the version your users actually install, and Scout, your AI agent, tells your team what changed.

Every update can change everything.

An app is never frozen. With every update, a new tracker can appear or a partner can change, without the consent banner moving an inch.

95

third parties fired despite the tracking refusal, across 20 news apps.

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2025

Mobile apps, one of the CNIL’s priority inspection themes.

What a CNIL inspection checks

See what your apps really do.

  • Version after version

    Every version analyzed, its analyses and findings kept in one place.

  • What changed, flagged for you

    Each version is compared with the previous one: new points, those that come back, those no longer observed.

  • As many versions as you need

    Analyze one version, or several versions of the same app.

  • No integration

    A Google Play link or an .apk file is enough, nothing to install.

Every point is a finding from the report: captured on a real phone, proven and paired with the fix to make.

No technical skills required.

  • 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.

  • Yes. Analyze one version, or several versions of the same app to compare what changes.

  • Yes. As soon as an analysis finds a change, Scout, your AI agent, posts it in your team chat: new points, those that come back, those no longer observed. You choose when to analyze a version.

  • Every version is analyzed and compared with the previous ones: new actors, data or behaviors stand out.

  • No. A Google Play link or an .apk file of the new version is enough.

  • Yes. Every version keeps its analyses and findings in your workspace.

Let’s look at what your apps really do.