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DeveloperRyan Tensmeyer
CategoryEntertainment
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 3.9 (15)
Version1.40.200520
Age rating4+
First seen by us
24 Oct 2026
Alliance Tracker for Survivor update history & changes
Last change · 3 events since 11 Nov 2019Full timeline ↓Full timeline · 2 events in the last 12 months
- 🆕Alliance Tracker for Survivor first spotted by AppInsiderUnited States (found via developer)
- 🆕Alliance Tracker for Survivor released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
Rating
3.9 ★
15 ratings
Measured
Alliance Tracker for Survivor on the App Store
App details
App ID
1486051580
Publisher
Ryan Tensmeyer
On the store since
Nov 2019
6 years on the store
Minimum OS
iOS 9.0+
iPhone 4s and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
22 MB
Also listed in
Lifestyle
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
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Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
3.9 ★
15 ratings
Measured
Ratings
15
Measured
About Alliance Tracker for Survivor
Are you a Survivor superfan? If you love looking at the fine details of the game or are trying to keep track of the ever changing trust clusters, this is the app for you!
"Alliance Tracker for Survivor" gives you a fast and convenient way to review who has been voting with who.
I don't know about you, but with all of the tribe swaps, alliance shifts, and game chaos, I have a hard time remembering all of the details of what has been happening in the game from week to week. I made "Alliance Tracker for Survivor" so I would have an easy way to review the voting alignments for previous weeks.
Show History
Survivor is derived from a 1997 Swedish television series called Expedition Robinson. Following its success, in 2000, Mark Burnett collaborated with Charlie Parsons (who developed Expedition Robinson) to create the U.S. version, which they entitled Survivor. Initially, Burnett looked for a television network who would buy the concept, but was unsuccessful, until CBS accepted the offer.
The American series debuted in May 31, 2000, which amassed huge international success, which prompted Burnett and Parsons to produce more seasons after it.
Following the American franchise, other countries have produced their own versions of the series. The rights to these franchises are bought from Parsons' Castaway Television Productions.
In Survivor: All-Stars, the novel and film Lord of the Flies was said to be an inspiration of the series.
The Survivor series is considered to be the pioneer of the Reality Television genre, spawning several reality shows with completely different premises, either competition-based, or chronicling a famous person's daily life.
Premise
The show's premise is to subject sixteen to twenty strangers to a remote location, stripped away of most comforts in life such as food and technology. These contestants would be undergo challenges and physical and mental fatigue for 39 days. Divided in to teams called "tribes", the castaways must construct a new world while battling the elements and one another. Every few nights, the tribe that loses an Immunity Challenge would go to Tribal Council and must vote one of their own off the island. At a certain point, what remains from the original tribes would merge into one final tribe where they will compete for a seat at the Final Tribal Council, where the most recently eliminated castaways will ultimately decide which of the final few would earn the title of Sole Survivor and its accompanying $1,000,000 prize.
Motto
The series' motto, Outwit, Outplay, Outlast, is the three key factors to ensure victory in the game. "Outwit" is the strategic factor, where a contestant must cleverly make it through the game as unscathed as possible. To "Outplay" is to consider the other contestants and how to assimilate and/or manipulate them. "Outlast" stands for surviving as many days as possible.
Format
To know about Survivor's rules, refer to the Survivor Rulebook page.
Sixteen to twenty strangers will
"Alliance Tracker for Survivor" gives you a fast and convenient way to review who has been voting with who.
I don't know about you, but with all of the tribe swaps, alliance shifts, and game chaos, I have a hard time remembering all of the details of what has been happening in the game from week to week. I made "Alliance Tracker for Survivor" so I would have an easy way to review the voting alignments for previous weeks.
Show History
Survivor is derived from a 1997 Swedish television series called Expedition Robinson. Following its success, in 2000, Mark Burnett collaborated with Charlie Parsons (who developed Expedition Robinson) to create the U.S. version, which they entitled Survivor. Initially, Burnett looked for a television network who would buy the concept, but was unsuccessful, until CBS accepted the offer.
The American series debuted in May 31, 2000, which amassed huge international success, which prompted Burnett and Parsons to produce more seasons after it.
Following the American franchise, other countries have produced their own versions of the series. The rights to these franchises are bought from Parsons' Castaway Television Productions.
In Survivor: All-Stars, the novel and film Lord of the Flies was said to be an inspiration of the series.
The Survivor series is considered to be the pioneer of the Reality Television genre, spawning several reality shows with completely different premises, either competition-based, or chronicling a famous person's daily life.
Premise
The show's premise is to subject sixteen to twenty strangers to a remote location, stripped away of most comforts in life such as food and technology. These contestants would be undergo challenges and physical and mental fatigue for 39 days. Divided in to teams called "tribes", the castaways must construct a new world while battling the elements and one another. Every few nights, the tribe that loses an Immunity Challenge would go to Tribal Council and must vote one of their own off the island. At a certain point, what remains from the original tribes would merge into one final tribe where they will compete for a seat at the Final Tribal Council, where the most recently eliminated castaways will ultimately decide which of the final few would earn the title of Sole Survivor and its accompanying $1,000,000 prize.
Motto
The series' motto, Outwit, Outplay, Outlast, is the three key factors to ensure victory in the game. "Outwit" is the strategic factor, where a contestant must cleverly make it through the game as unscathed as possible. To "Outplay" is to consider the other contestants and how to assimilate and/or manipulate them. "Outlast" stands for surviving as many days as possible.
Format
To know about Survivor's rules, refer to the Survivor Rulebook page.
Sixteen to twenty strangers will
Latest updates
1.40.200520
Improved stability