Approbo reads your app reviews in 175 countries and 42 languages, and alerts your team in Slack, Microsoft Teams or email when the rating drops, negative reviews spike or a new version gets worse reviews.
Free for one app. No credit card, and no App Store Connect or Google Play Console access.
New reviews from 175 App Store countries and 42 Google Play languages, each tagged with its sentiment and topics as it arrives.
Approbo reads every new review of your iOS and Android apps, tags it by sentiment and topic, and alerts you when something changes. Your team works through them in a shared inbox.
One alert when an app’s rating drops, negative reviews spike or one topic suddenly grows. Each alert compares the app with its own recent history and closes itself when things are back to normal.
See how each version is rated, and get an alert when a new version gets more negative reviews than the one before it.
Reviews are labelled Positive, Mixed, Neutral or Negative from their text, and grouped into 14 topics such as Crashes, Bugs and Billing & subscriptions, so you can see what people complain about and what changed after a release.
Add any public app from either store and compare its rating, review volume and share of negative reviews with yours, measured the same way. Up to 40 competitors on the Agency plan.
The rating, review count, share of one- and two-star reviews and open alerts for every app on both stores, each compared with the week before.
Support reads, stars and assigns reviews in the inbox. Product follows topics and releases. Developers get the same data from a read-only REST API, and Claude or ChatGPT can search it over MCP.
1curl "https://approbo.org/api/v1/reviews?rating[]=1&topic=update" \2 -H "Authorization: Bearer $APPROBO_KEY"34{5 "reviews": [{6 "app_name": "Ferry",7 "rating": 1,8 "country": "gb",9 "version": "4.2.0",10 "body": "The latest update broke the barcode…",11 "sentiment": { "label": "negative" },12 "topics": [{ "label": "Since the update" }]13 }],14 "total": 3115}Start free with one app. Paid plans add more apps, team members, competitors, longer review history and the API. Every plan covers every country and language.
For one app.
$0
For indie developers and small teams.
$12
For studios with several apps.
$39
For agencies and large portfolios.
$99
About monitoring App Store and Google Play reviews with Approbo.
Approbo reads the public review feeds of both stores: Apple’s customer reviews RSS feed and the endpoint the Google Play store page uses. Busy countries are checked every hour, or every 15 minutes on Studio and Agency. Every new review is tagged with a sentiment and its topics, and checked against your alert rules.
No. Approbo only uses public review data, so there is no store account, API key or other credential to share.
All 175 App Store countries and all 42 Google Play review languages, on every plan, including Free. Nothing has to be selected: every market is read automatically.
Email on every plan. Paid plans add Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord and Google Chat, and Studio and Agency add webhooks. Each channel can be limited to certain apps, countries, star ratings, topics, sentiments or keywords.
New one- and two-star reviews are emailed by default. You can set a minimum review length, limit a channel to one-star reviews or to one app, or turn that alert off. The other six alert types only fire when an app moves away from its own recent average, and an ongoing problem is one alert that closes when it is over.
No. Replying needs App Store Connect or Google Play Console access, which Approbo does not ask for. Use Approbo to find the reviews that need an answer, then reply in the store’s console.
One on Free, three on Solo, ten on Studio and twenty-five on Agency. Owners manage the team and billing; members can do everything else.
Every plan can export reviews as CSV. Paid plans add a read-only REST API with keys you create in Settings, and an MCP server that lets Claude or ChatGPT search your reviews and alerts. Keys can read data but never change it.
Reviews older than your plan’s history window are deleted overnight, so moving to Free keeps the last 30 days. The daily rating history of each app is kept.
Paste a store link and the first reviews are read while you set up alerts. Free for one app.