Your competitor's reviews
are your roadmap.
Learn what users love, what makes them churn, and what they're begging someone to build — from any app's most recent reviews. Study the apps you admire, fix the one you ship, and build what the market already asked for.
Any App Store URL or app name. We find it across 15 storefronts instantly.
The most recent reviews, negative-weighted, deduplicated, across your app's biggest markets.
Loves, complaints with severity, feature requests and monetization signals — with verbatim quotes.
What a report looks like
A condensed example — a fictional habit tracker, analyzed the way we'd analyze any app. Real reports run on the latest reviews of the app you paste.
Six ways people use it
Found an app proving the demand? Its reviews are a spec sheet: what users tolerate, what they hate, and the gaps they beg someone to fill.
Run their app monthly. New high-severity complaints are your opening; their most-loved features are your table stakes.
Skip scrolling App Store Connect. Get complaints ranked by severity and frequency, and know exactly what the next update should say it fixed.
The words users repeat in 5-star reviews are your screenshots, subtitle, and keywords. Loved-theme cards are ASO copy, pre-written by your market.
A 4.8 in the US and a 3.9 in Germany is a localization bug wearing a rating. Country-level ratings show where the product travels — and where it breaks.
Buying an app, funding one, or taking a client? A review read shows churn drivers and update quality faster than any pitch deck will admit.
Simple pricing
Free covers a daily check. Pro is for when review intelligence becomes part of how you build.
- ✓1 analysis per day
- ✓~50 recent reviews per report
- ✓Top 5 countries
- ✓Full insight report
- ✓Unlimited analyses
- ✓~150 reviews per report — 3× deeper
- ✓All 15 storefronts, every report
- ✓⚖ Compare 2-3 apps side by side
- ✓Star-filtered deep dives
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Free tools for app founders
The same math we use to sanity-check app ideas — free, no sign-up.
Installs × conversion × price → MRR, ARR and LTV. Weekly, monthly and yearly plans, Apple's 15/30% cut, country price indexes.
Ad spend and CPI → cost per subscriber, LTV:CAC ratio and the exact CPI where your ads stop being profitable.
From the library
Field guides for App Store life — review timelines, rejections, ratings, paywall benchmarks.
Questions, answered
What data does App Review Analysis use?
Publicly available App Store data: country-level ratings from 15 storefronts and the most recent customer reviews. Nothing scraped behind a login, nothing private.
How many reviews does one analysis read?
The free plan reads ~50 of the most recent reviews and shows your top 5 countries. Pro reads ~150 reviews — deliberately weighted toward critical reviews, where the product signal lives — across all 15 storefronts.
Who is this for?
Indie developers validating an idea, teams researching a competitor, and founders deciding what to build next. If an app already proves the demand, its reviews tell you exactly how to do it better.
Is it free?
One full analysis per day is free — a complete report, no sign-up. Pro removes the daily limit, reads 3× more reviews per report, and covers all 15 storefronts.
I'm not a developer — is this useful for me?
Very. Regular users run it to pick between similar apps before downloading: the report shows which one has the ad complaints, the lag complaints, or the subscription traps — straight from other users' reviews. The Compare page puts 2-3 candidates side by side.
Does it cover an app's entire review history?
No — and no public tool can. Apple's public feed exposes only an app's most recent reviews (roughly 500 per storefront); full history requires App Store Connect access, which only the app's own developer has. Every report states the exact date window it read, and complaint themes are tagged NEW (clusters in recent versions) vs LONGSTANDING so you can tell a fresh regression from a long-accepted design choice.
Do you support Google Play?
Not yet — the App Store first, done properly. Play Store support is on the roadmap; tell us via the contact page if you need it and we'll prioritize accordingly.
How fresh is the data?
Every report is generated on demand from the most recent reviews at that moment. Reports are cached for 24 hours; Pro re-analyses always pull the latest.
Reviews are the rawest product feedback there is.
Read any app's in 20 seconds — yours, a competitor's, or the one you're about to build a better version of.