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App Review Analysis

Turn reviews into product insights

App Review Analysis pulls reviews from the App Store and Google Play, then surfaces patterns in sentiment, themes, and user complaints across one or more apps. It's a fast way to understand what users love, what they hate, and how you stack up against competitors.

Rather than reading hundreds of reviews manually, you can fetch a sample, cluster it into themes, track sentiment over time, and run side-by-side competitor comparisons. Every review is normalized across both platforms so iOS and Android data sits in a consistent format.

What you can do

  • Fetch and normalize reviews from App Store and Google Play for any app
  • Cluster reviews into meaningful themes and topics automatically
  • Track sentiment trends over time to spot rating changes after updates
  • Compare your app against competitors side by side on sentiment, ratings, and recurring themes

Who it's for

Product managers and app developers who want to understand user feedback at scale. Growth teams tracking competitive positioning through public review data. Marketers identifying the messaging themes that resonate most with users.

How to use it

  1. Use aggregate_reviews to fetch reviews for one or more apps — specify platform, app ID, and optionally a role (primary or competitor)
  2. Run cluster_themes on the fetched reviews to group feedback into topics
  3. Use sentiment_trends to see how ratings and sentiment have shifted over time
  4. Call compare_competitors with a primary app and one or more competitor apps to run a side-by-side breakdown

Getting started

Start with aggregate_reviews — pass the App Store numeric ID or bundle ID for iOS, or the package name for Android.

Aggregate Reviews

Fetch and normalize App Store and Play Store reviews across one or more apps so you can analyze one consistent review dataset.

Returns: Unified review dataset with normalized review rows, per-app summaries, and aggregate sentiment and rating stats
Cluster Themes

Cluster reviews into what users love and hate so you can spot feature opportunities, recurring pain points worth solving, and the biggest product signals.

Returns: Theme clusters with evidence, severity, cross-app impact, and prioritized actions grounded in the sampled reviews
Sentiment Trends

Track sentiment, rating mix, and recurring positive and negative terms over time so you can spot improving or declining review momentum.

Returns: Sentiment and rating trend series with per-app direction changes plus the terms driving positive and negative feedback
Compare Competitors

Compare your app against competitors to find gaps worth exploiting — features users hate about them become opportunities for you.

Returns: Competitor comparison with per-app strengths and weaknesses, the primary app’s wins and gaps, and concrete next moves
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v0.032026-03-22
  • Added subtitle, expanded description, and agent instructions
v0.022026-03-21
  • Removed draft_replies skill
  • Refocused on product opportunity discovery
  • All skills now paid ($0.005 min)
v0.012026-03-20
  • Initial release

App Review Analysis Use Cases(6)

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Open Analyze App Review Sentiment

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Understand how users feel about your app by analyzing sentiment patterns across hundreds or thousands of reviews.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I compare iOS and Android reviews together?

Yes. The review tools normalize App Store and Google Play feedback into one dataset, so you can compare platforms without manually merging exports.

How many reviews should I pull for a useful analysis?

For a fast scan, `limit_per_target` around 50 is enough. If you want deeper theme coverage, 150 to 200 reviews per app gives the clustering tools more evidence to work with.

How do I focus the analysis on one problem area?

Use `focus` in `cluster_themes` to narrow the analysis to things like pricing, ads, onboarding, bugs, or retention. That keeps the output centered on the issue you care about.

Can it show whether sentiment is improving or slipping?

Yes. `sentiment_trends` tracks rating mix, sentiment score, and recurring terms over time, so you can see whether review momentum is moving up or down.