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Paste the App Store link
Add any app's App Store link to a keyword and choose up to 20 countries. Each country starts with its 100 newest reviews from the last 30 days, free.
Where we listen
Where it lands
Developer tools
Agents
Paste an app’s App Store link, choose up to 20 countries and Rumoro collects every new review once a day, with the stars, the app version and the developer’s reply. The ones your team should see go to Slack, a webhook or your AI agent.
$5.80 on us · no card · no subscription
Your own app or a competitor's, with no App Store Connect access.
Each storefront is read on its own, and every review says where it came from.
See which release a wave of complaints started with.
Every country you add starts with its 100 most recent reviews at no cost.
How it works
Link an app in the dashboard, through the API or the CLI, or ask your agent to. Each country's recent reviews arrive at once, and new ones daily.
apps.apple.com/us/app/pocketlist/id6450012345
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Add any app's App Store link to a keyword and choose up to 20 countries. Each country starts with its 100 newest reviews from the last 30 days, free.
pocketlist → us · de · fr · dailyEach country is checked once a day on its own. Stars set a review's mood, and its text is tagged as a bug report, a question, praise or a comparison.
Rules route reviews by rating or intent to Slack, Telegram, email, a webhook or your agent, one by one or as a digest.
For mobile teams after a release
Every App Store review records the version it was written on. When a release breaks something, the one-star reviews about it arrive the next morning with the version attached, before the average rating has time to slide.
Version 4.2 goes live with the new home screen widget
Release · watch the next reviews★ Closes on launch since the last update
Germany · v4.2 · bug report★ Same crash here, can't open my lists
Austria · v4.2 · bug report★★★★★ The new widget is perfect, and it's fixed
United States · v4.2.1 · praiseApp Store alerts
The app to link, the countries Rumoro reads and the alert that reaches your team. Pick a tab.
Console, feed or monitor
Apple gives you two ways to read reviews. App Store Connect covers only your own apps, and the public feed stops at 500 per country. Here is what each leaves to you.
What you get
Everything you need to tell a crash from a feature request before you open the store, and where Apple's feed sets the limits.
The stars, the title, the text, when it was written, its link and the app version the reviewer was using.
Their App Store nickname and a link to their profile, with every other review they wrote about the apps you follow.
The storefront the review came from. A review that appears in two storefronts counts once.
Apple lists a review a few hours after it's written, its feed holds the newest 500 per country, and a country where the app isn't sold stays empty.
Your Android app’s reviews come in through Google Play review monitoring, and the same alerts cover Trustpilot reviews and Google reviews of the business behind the app.
Beyond alerts
Tie complaints to releases, compare countries and keep track of the competition's ratings.
Every review records the version it was written on, so a release that broke something shows up as a spike in one-star reviews for that version.
Read the US, Germany and Japan separately, with every review labelled by country, and see where a release landed badly.
Each review shows whether your team has answered, so the unhappy ones still waiting stand out.
Send 1 and 2 star reviews to the mobile team's channel at once and leave the rest for a digest.
Average rating by day or week, the star split, open unhappy reviews and their topics, against the period before.
Give a competitor's app its own keyword and compare its rating and complaints with yours, country by country.
No guesswork on mood. One and two stars count as negative, three as neutral, four and five as positive.
Save views for your team and export reviews to CSV with rating and app id columns.
MCP, API, SDKs and CLI
Pull reviews by version, country and rating into your own tools, or let Claude, Cursor or Codex read them over MCP and tell you which release needs a hotfix.
1 and 2 star App Store reviews tagged as bug reports.
curl --get 'https://api.rumoro.dev/v1/mentions' \
--header "Authorization: Bearer $RUMORO_API_KEY" \
--data-urlencode 'platform=appstore' \
--data-urlencode 'ratings=1,2' \
--data-urlencode 'intent=bug_report'200Response · REST, SDKs and CLI
{
"data": [
{
"id": "7a3e…",
"keyword": { "term": "pocketlist" },
"post": {
"platform": "appstore",
"url": "https://apps.apple.com/de/app/id6450012345?see-all=reviews",
"text": "Closes on launch since the last update\n\niPhone 13, reinstalled twice."
},
"review": { "rating": 1, "version": "4.2", "country": "de" },
"author": { "name": "nordic.dev" },
"classification": {
"intents": ["bug_report"],
"sentiment": "negative",
"note": "A crash on start in 4.2. Check the crash logs for that version and reply once a fix is out."
}
}
],
"nextCursor": null
}Coverage, alerts and cost
Add the app's App Store link to a keyword, pick its countries and create an alert rule. Each country is read once a day, and the rule sends the new reviews to Slack, Telegram, email or a webhook, all of them or only certain ratings.
Yes. Public reviews of any app work, so you can add a competitor's app to its own keyword and compare its reviews with yours country by country.
Any App Store storefront, up to 20 per app. Each one is read separately and every review records its country. A storefront where the app isn't sold simply stays empty.
No. Rumoro reads the public reviews of any app, so you don't share an App Store Connect login, an API key or a team role.
Apple's App Store Connect API lists the reviews of apps your team publishes, once you have an API key. Apple also publishes a public review feed per country, which holds the newest 500 reviews. Rumoro reads any app's public reviews for you and keeps every one it collects.
Yes. Every App Store review carries the version the reviewer was running, so you can tell whether a wave of complaints started with a particular release.
Yes. A review is shown with your team's reply next to it, so you can see at a glance which unhappy reviews nobody has answered yet.
Within a day. Each country is checked once a day, and Apple adds a review to its feed a few hours after it's written, so an evening review can arrive the next day.
It counts once. Rumoro keeps one mention per review, whichever storefront it was found in first.
Yes. Combine the bug report intent with 1 and 2 star ratings in an alert rule, and only those reviews reach the channel.
Yes. Google Play works the same way, with one review language per keyword. App Store and Google Play reviews of the same app can share one keyword and one report.
Yes. Rumoro's MCP server gives Claude, Cursor or Codex every review with its stars, version and country, plus the Reviews report, so an agent can tell you which release is causing trouble.
Every country you add brings its 100 most recent reviews from the last 30 days free. After that you pay $0.008 per new review and $5 a month for the keyword, charged by the day, with no subscription.
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Pick the sources for each keyword. Matches from all of them share one score, one feed and one set of alerts, API and MCP tools.
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