AliDash: Track AliExpress Affiliate Commissions on Your Phone

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Imagine you posted a product review on Monday, shared a few AliExpress links in a video description on Wednesday, and now you want to know whether any of it earned money. Opening the web portal on a laptop just to check is a chore, so many creators skip it for days. AliDash (bundle ID com.mintsoft.alidash) is a mobile dashboard built for exactly this moment. It is made for people in the AliExpress Affiliate program (Portals / Open Platform) who want their commission, click and conversion numbers on their phone.

According to the app's documentation, AliDash connects to the official AliExpress Open Platform API. Requests are signed with MD5 / HMAC-SHA256, so the numbers come from the official data source rather than from an unofficial scraper. Once connected, you can follow your results by day, week and month on one screen instead of piecing them together from several web pages.

The app is aimed at individual creators, bloggers, YouTubers and social media influencers who have joined AliExpress Portals. It also suits people who promote cross-border sellers and need to follow earnings in more than one currency. The app supports USD, EUR, KRW and JPY, and you can set your own default currency. A third group is people who run several channels or several Tracking IDs and want to compare them without switching between pages.

The documentation also points out two practical details. First, the app is meant to give you today's earnings as soon as you open it, without needing a widget or a notification. Second, if the API connection does not work for you, the History section lets you enter commission records by hand, so the app can still work as a simple earnings ledger.

AliDash 1.0.12 has passed store review and is available now. The release information lists it for all supported platforms. The API Settings section mentions iOS Keychain and Android EncryptedSharedPreferences, so both iOS and Android are covered by the app's secure storage.

주요 기능

• Dashboard — see today, this week and this month in one place. The Dashboard summarizes commission, click count and conversion rate for each of the three periods. A mini bar chart shows your revenue over the last 7 days, so you can see whether a recent post moved the numbers. Amounts can be shown in USD, EUR, KRW or JPY, and a goal-achievement gauge shows how close you are to a target. Suggested use: open the app in the morning, read the Today card, then glance at the 7-day bars to see whether yesterday was stronger or weaker than the days before it.

• Products — learn which shared products actually perform. This list shows results for the products you have shared: clicks, orders, revenue and the commission rate for each category. You can search, sort and filter by recent activity, revenue or clicks, and filter by the AliExpress-specific tags Choice, Coin and Big Save. The same section includes a feed of hot-selling and new products from the AliExpress Hot Products API, which can give you ideas for what to share next. Suggested use: sort by revenue to find your best earners, then switch to clicks to spot products that get attention but few orders.

• Reports — compare periods and take the data with you. Reports give you daily, weekly, monthly and custom date range views, and you can compare one period against another. There are also breakdowns of sales by country and by category. You can export reports as CSV or as an image. Suggested use: pick a custom range that matches a campaign, compare it with the previous range of the same length, and check the country and category breakdowns to see where the difference came from. Note that CSV export is listed as a Pro feature.

• History — keep a manual record when the API is not available. History is a timeline of commission records you enter yourself. You can add, edit and delete entries. The documentation describes it as a backup for when the API connection fails, and also as a way to use the app like an offline-style ledger if you have not connected the API. Suggested use: if you earn commission through a source the API does not cover, add it here so your records stay in one place.

• API Settings — store your credentials and switch Tracking IDs. You enter your AliExpress App Key, App Secret and Tracking ID here. They are stored with flutter_secure_storage, which uses iOS Keychain on iPhone and EncryptedSharedPreferences on Android. The app can run a key verification ping to check that your credentials work, and it shows keys in masked form. If you have more than one Tracking ID, you can switch between them, which is listed as a Pro feature.

• Free and Pro — start small, upgrade once. The Free plan gives you the last 7 days of data, a single Tracking ID and banner ads. Pro is a one-time $4.99 purchase through RevenueCat Lifetime. It removes ads and adds full-period history, CSV export and multiple Tracking ID switching. The documentation also lists multi-currency conversion under Pro in the revenue model, while the Dashboard description mentions multi-currency display, so check the in-app plan details to see exactly which currency features apply to Free.

A suggested first-week workflow

This is a suggested way to use the documented features, not a customer story. 1) Create your AliExpress API credentials and enter the App Key, App Secret and Tracking ID under API Settings, then run the verification ping. 2) Open the Dashboard and set your default currency and an earnings goal. 3) Each morning, read the Today and This Week cards and the 7-day bars. 4) Once a week, open Products and sort by revenue, then by clicks, to compare what earns with what only gets attention. 5) At the end of the month, use Reports with a custom range to compare against the previous month and look at the country and category breakdowns. If you are on Pro, export the result as CSV or an image to keep your own records.

Who it fits, and what to check first

AliDash is for people who already have an AliExpress Affiliate account, because it needs your own App Key, App Secret and Tracking ID to show real data. Without API access you can still use History for manual entries, but you will not see live API results. The Free plan covers only the last 7 days and one Tracking ID, so if you need longer history, multiple channels or CSV exports, look at Pro. The source material does not include details on how often data refreshes or on possible API limits, so check the app details before relying on it for reporting deadlines.

이번 버전에서 달라진 점

• Version 1.0.12 improves internal stability and reliability.
• The release note does not list new features or visible interface changes, so you should not expect new screens in this update.

지금 만나보세요

If you share AliExpress products and want to know, from your phone, which ones earn commission, AliDash fits that need. A realistic first session looks like this: enter your credentials in API Settings and run the verification ping, open the Dashboard to read today's commission and clicks, then open Products and sort by revenue to see which shared items perform best. After a few days, open Reports and compare two date ranges to see how country and category results differ.

It is a good fit if you are an individual creator in AliExpress Portals, you track earnings in USD, EUR, KRW or JPY, or you manage more than one Tracking ID. Before installing, make sure you have your App Key, App Secret and Tracking ID ready, and decide whether the Free 7-day view is enough or whether the one-time $4.99 Pro purchase suits your reporting needs.

Check the app details and installation links on this page, then connect your Tracking ID and see today's numbers.