Since iOS 18 every iPhone can lock apps and the Photos Hidden album behind Face ID, so "how do I hide photos" searchers already have a free answer. Keepsafe wins only by showing what Apple's option lacks: a separate PIN, private backup, sharing with chosen people, and documents as well as photos.
First action
Export the last 90 days of Search Ads terms and group them into the four intents by trial-start rate.
How to measure it
Apple Search Ads cost per paid subscriber
- Now
- –
- Target
- -20%
- By
- 6 weeks
Steps
Group the terms
Four intent groups from 90 days of search terms, with trial-start and paid rates.
Senior Paid Growth Manager 1 day
Write one difference per group
Separate PIN, private backup, sharing with chosen people, documents and IDs.
Senior Paid Growth Manager 2 hours
Build four Custom Product Pages
First two screenshots answer the group's intent.
Senior Paid Growth Manager 3 days
Map ad groups to pages
Each keyword group to its page.
Senior Paid Growth Manager 1 hour
Wire revenue
Trial start and paid conversion by ad group through the MMP and App Store Connect.
Senior Paid Growth Manager 1 day
Read after two weeks
Cost per paid subscriber by group against the default page.
Senior Paid Growth Manager 1 hour
Reallocate
Shift budget to the groups with the best payback.
Senior Paid Growth Manager 30 minutes a week
Why it works
Split Apple Search Ads into four keyword groups (hide photos, private photo vault, lock photos with password, secret album), and send each to its own Custom Product Page whose first screenshot answers that intent with one difference from the built-in Hidden album. Measure to trial starts and paid conversion, not installs.
The Senior Paid Growth Manager owns App Store search and is measured on CAC, LTV and payback. Custom Product Pages matched to intent usually lift tap-to-install and trial rates, and naming the gap with Apple's free feature answers the first objection of anyone searching.
Ready to use
ChecklistCustom Product Page brief per keyword group
Hide photos: "Your own PIN, not your phone passcode" + vault screenshot Private photo vault: "Backed up privately, restored on a new phone" + backup screenshot Lock photos with password: "Lock photos, videos and documents" + albums screenshot Secret album: "Share only with the people you choose" + sharing screenshot Each page: same icon, first two screenshots changed, one line of copy, no claims beyond the product page.
Risks and how to handle them
Comparisons with Apple read as attacks or break App Store rules
State Keepsafe's features plainly and do not name or show Apple's apps in screenshots.
Evidence
- Search resultsApple added app locking and hiding with Face ID in iOS 18, and the Photos Hidden album requires Face ID or Touch ID to open.Source
- HiringSenior Paid Growth Manager (the only open role): own paid growth across social, App Store search, Google Search, display and DSPs; "Build, test, optimize, and scale paid campaigns with clear CAC, ROAS, LTV, payback, and retention targets"; build reporting that ties spend to subscription revenue, cohorts, LTV and incrementality; lead performance creative; use AI tools and agents; adjacent ASO, geo expansion, lifecycle, landing pages and funnel work. Remote US.Source
- Search resultsApp Store: "Secret Photo Vault: Keepsafe", 4.7 stars from about 385K ratings; ten in-app purchase entries with repeated names, including Yearly Premium $23.99, Monthly Premium $9.99 and several "Premium: Cloud Hider" items at $35.99, plus Premium at $4.99, $5.99 and $12.99.Source