Is QueryWatch made by Google?

No. QueryWatch is not made by Google. It is an independent, native Google Search Console app for iPhone and Android, made by Melih Toksari, and it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google LLC.

Why does it look like a Google product?

Google has never released an official Search Console app for iPhone or Android. Every Search Console app in the stores is a third-party client of Google’s public Search Console API, and QueryWatch is one of them. The data you see is the data Google reports for your own properties.

What does independent mean for your data?

You sign in with Google’s own sign-in sheet, and QueryWatch asks for read-only scopes: openid, userinfo.email and webmasters.readonly. The write scope is requested only when a Pro user submits or deletes a sitemap.

Question	Answer
Who makes it	Melih Toksari, independent developer
Affiliated with Google	No
Platforms	iPhone (iOS 26 or later) and Android (12 or later)
Sign-in	Google’s own sign-in sheet, read-only scopes
iPhone token storage	Keychain on the phone
Android token storage	Google Play services hold the grant; the app never receives a refresh token

A credential leaves the phone only if push alerts are turned on. Read where your Google token goes for the detail.

How can you try it without trusting it first?

Demo Mode runs the whole app, including Pro screens, on four sample properties without signing in. See what Demo Mode is.

Where can you read more?

The about page lists the key facts, and why Google never shipped a Search Console app explains the gap QueryWatch fills.