# Use every keyword field your storefronts index

Source: https://asorocket.app/features/localization-planner

Storefronts are widely observed to index more than one language. The United States, for example, also counts Spanish (Mexico), French, Chinese and others, each with its own title, subtitle and 100 characters of keywords. The planner shows what each one covers and fills the room you leave empty.

## What it does

### Every localization a storefront counts

Each one with its title, subtitle, keyword field and a character meter, the main localization first.

### What each one covers

Which tracked keywords each localization matches, and which match nowhere. Words don’t combine across localizations, so each is counted on its own.

### Keyword fields filled for you

Proposals pack the keywords no localization covers yet into the free characters, with the same packing as Fill keyword field.

### Room you haven’t used

Localizations you haven’t set up show as extra room: another title, subtitle and 100 characters of keywords.

### Straight to publishing

Copy a proposal, or open it in the publish review for that language and send it to App Store Connect.

### The lab’s rules

Coverage uses the same matching as the Metadata lab’s score, so the planner and the lab always agree.

## Good to know

### An observed mapping

Apple doesn’t publish which localizations each storefront indexes. asorocket uses the mapping ASO practitioners widely observe; track the new words to confirm they rank.

### App Store apps

The planner is built on the App Store’s keyword fields. Google Play has no keyword field, so it isn’t offered for Google Play apps.

**Requires:** Your hidden keyword fields and publishing need App Store Connect, for apps in your account.

## Related guides

- [How to localize App Store keywords for other countries](https://asorocket.app/guides/localize-app-store-keywords)
- [How to use the App Store keyword field](https://asorocket.app/guides/app-store-keyword-field)