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Every store’s reviews, one inbox.

AppReply collects reviews from five app stores and sends alerts to your team’s channels automatically. Choose which apps and changes to follow, then open the translated reviews when something needs attention.

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One home for every app: review volume by day, the store rating across both listings, the period summarised in words, and reply coverage against what went unanswered.

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App store review monitoring in one daily queue.

Read reviews from the App Store, Google Play, Samsung Galaxy Store, Huawei AppGallery, and RuStore in one feed. Filter across apps by rating, language, version, or reply status to find the reviews you need.

One reviews feed: saved views as tabs, the filter rail, and each review carrying its language, topics and app version.

Get review alerts where your team already works.

Send new reviews, summaries, and rating-change alerts to Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, or a webhook. Each message links to the original reviews, so the team can read the feedback before deciding what to do.

The destination picker: a Slack channel, a Telegram support line, a team email address and a second Slack workspace, with the option to add Discord, Teams, another Slack, email or a webhook.

Find the reviews that need attention.

Use shared filters and alerts to keep the team informed without checking each store by hand.

Review alerts with the original feedback

Choose which apps and review changes reach each channel. An alert explains the change and links to the reviews behind it, so the receiving team has a starting point.

Five alert rules: one-star reviews across every store, cheating and toxicity mentions, purchases and refunds, each with the apps it watches, the words it matches, and how many destinations it reaches.

Channel apps

SlackMicrosoft TeamsTelegramDiscord

Helpdesk tickets

ZendeskIntercom

Rating-change and review-spike alerts

See whether a change looks like new product feedback, a coordinated review burst, older reviews added by the store, or edited ratings. Inspect the reviews and choose how each type of change should be routed.

Product feedbackCoordinated burstsOlder reviews addedEdited ratings

Multi-app filters

Select the connected apps you want to review together, then narrow the feed by rating, language, country, version, or reply status.

The app selector open over the reviews feed, listing the Google Play and App Store listings separately with competitors underneath, above the rating, language, version and topic filters.

Keep the history. Pick up where you left off.

  1. Read translated feedback in the review feed and open the original when you need it. Keep the language and available app-version and device details beside the review.

    A Spanish review auto-translated in place with the show-original control beside it, and the published reply attached underneath.
  2. Save the app selection and filters you use regularly, so you can return to the same view without rebuilding it.

    The reviews feed with saved views as tabs: unreplied, featured, one star unanswered, cheating reports, Turkish lobbies and iOS this week.
  3. Find the reviews displayed on your store listing, including differences by country. Filter for featured reviews or use featured status in a reply rule to focus on what prospective users see.

    The reviews feed on its Featured tab: 123 featured reviews, each carrying the featured marker beside its app, language and rating.
  4. Open a review’s timeline to see rating changes and text edits, including updates after a reply or app release.

    A review’s update history: the current five-star version from Sep 6 marked as a one-star increase, above the four-star version it replaced from Jul 25, each dated.
  5. Create helpdesk tickets from reviews and keep your team working in its support tools. Ticket status shows on the review in AppReply, and the reply publishes from AppReply.

    The ticket a review becomes: the subject carrying the app and the review’s rating, a priority, tags, and the description preview with the author, rating and review text that goes to the helpdesk.

Bring your first app into the inbox.

Connect the app, choose the markets you watch, and send a useful alert to your team.

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  1. Connect the apps you ship

    Search for your app or connect the store account. Apple App Store, Google Play, Samsung Galaxy Store, Huawei AppGallery, and RuStore all land in the same feed.

  2. Choose the markets you watch

    Choose the countries and languages relevant to your team, then use them to narrow your review feed and rules.

  3. Point each change at the team that owns it

    Connect Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, Discord, a webhook, or a helpdesk queue, then decide what each destination receives.

  4. Choose which changes need an alert

    Set where different rating changes go. A coordinated burst may need your community team; a rise in crash complaints may need the product team. Each alert keeps the source reviews attached.

Built for the daily review load.

The same monitoring workflow keeps moving across launches, releases, and live events.

5
supported app stores
1,000+
reviews a day at peak volume
100+
languages across the workflow

FAQ

Questions about monitoring

What is app store review monitoring?

Watching the reviews your apps receive across every store and market from one place, instead of opening each store console by hand. AppReply collects reviews from five stores into a single feed, translates them, keeps your filters and saved views, and sends an alert when something changes.

Do we need a store account connected to monitor reviews?

No. Search for your app and its reviews start arriving, so you can monitor an app, and a competitor’s, without any store credentials. A connected store account is needed only to publish replies back to the store.

Which app stores does AppReply monitor?

AppReply brings reviews from the Apple App Store, Google Play, Samsung Galaxy Store, Huawei AppGallery, and RuStore into one feed.

Where can AppReply send reviews and alerts?

Route review activity, summaries, and alerts to Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, or a generic webhook. Each item links back to the source reviews in AppReply.

Can a review become a helpdesk ticket?

Yes. Route a review into Zendesk or Intercom as a ticket. Your team investigates in the helpdesk, the ticket status shows on the review in AppReply, and you publish the reply from AppReply.

Can I see when a reviewer changes their rating or text?

Yes. Each review has a history of rating changes and text edits. Open the timeline to see what changed and when, including updates after a reply or app release.

Can we use the same filters across stores?

Yes. Filter by rating, app version, country, language, device, and reply status across supported stores. The details available for a review depend on what its store provides.

Close the store tabs.

Connect your apps and let review alerts come to your team.

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