Bullseye makes it quick & easy to view & manage all of your Apple Ads campaigns from a native Mac app. With Bullseye, you will no longer need to login to the Apple Ads website as all of your data is ready to view as soon as you open the app. By having a native Mac app, you'll be able to take advantage of keyboard shortcuts, toolbar customisation and system features like dark mode.
To find out whatʼs new in Bullseye, please head to the releases page here.
Easily manage your Apple Ads campaigns from one place with the ability to make changes or drill down into ad groups and keywords.
Add broad & exact keywords to an ad group and set a max bid or block negative terms you no longer want to bid on.
Quickly activate, pause or remove campaigns, ad groups or keywords to ensure you are getting the best value for money.
Set a schedule when ads should run, which audiences to target and much more.
Control your monthly spending with budgets, bids & caps to suit your budget.
No need to keep logging in with the ability to compare data across multiple Apple Ads accounts.
Quickly compare data across multiple campaigns side-by-side with support for multiple windows.
No more blinding white light when working late.
Bullseye is free to download but some features require an Bullseye Pro subscription. This is priced as follows: • $4.99/£4.99 per month (3 day free trial) • $49.99/£49.99 per year (1 week free trial) • $179.99/£179.99 lifetime Promo codes available upon request.
Bullseye is available on macOS (15.0+).
Bullseye has been built using SwiftUI, Keychain, StoreKit and TipKit.
Bullseye is localised in English.
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Hi, Iʼm Adam! 👋 Iʼm an indie developer living in the UK building apps for iOS and other Apple platforms. Iʼve been building apps since 2015 and went full-time indie in 2022 after working at a startup for four years as an iOS developer. I created Bullseye as I find it annoying to keep logging in to the Apple Ads website (Remember Me - yeah right!) and wanted a more native way to manage my campaigns. I have previously worked at an advertising agency that works closely with Apple so I was able to be one of the first 15 people in Europe to be Apple Search Ads Certified! I originally started building Bullseye back in 2022 but realised SwiftUI wasnʼt up to the task so I put the project on hold. Now, I have been able to build the app with the latest SwiftUI APIs.
