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Add any Android app’s Play Store link, pick its countries and languages, and Rumoro brings in each new review daily, untranslated, with the stars, helpful votes and your reply. What needs attention lands in Slack, a webhook or your AI agent.
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Yours or a competitor's, without Play Console access.
Choose the review language for each app, and add more languages as needed.
See how many people agreed with a review before you decide how urgent it is.
Each review shows whether you answered it, and when.
How it works
Set it up in the dashboard, over the API or the CLI, or by asking your agent. The past month comes in right away, then new reviews each day.
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.tallybook
us · enmx · esde · de
Put any app's Google Play link on a keyword, choose its countries and the review language. The last 30 days' 100 newest reviews in each country come in free.
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app.tallybook → country · language · dailyEach app, country and language is read daily. A review's stars decide its sentiment, and its text is tagged as praise, a bug report, a pricing complaint or a question.
Rules filter by stars, intent, helpful votes or language and send each review to Slack, Telegram, email, a webhook or your agent, or into a digest.
For apps with users abroad
Google Play gives out reviews one language at a time, so an app followed in English never sees its Spanish complaints. Add each language you care about and the reviews arrive side by side, untranslated, with stars that make them comparable.
★★★★★ Best budgeting app I've tried, and the bank sync just works
United States · 42 found it helpful★★ Desde la última actualización no puedo exportar a CSV
Mexico · bug report · no reply yet★★★★ Gute App, aber das Abo ist mir zu teuer
Germany · pricing · replied★ Não sincroniza mais com o meu banco
Brazil · bug report · 19 found it helpfulGoogle Play alerts
Each tab shows the app, how Rumoro reads it and the alert that follows.
Console, API or monitor
Google lets you read your own app's reviews in the console and, for the past week only, through its API. Here is what each leaves to you.
RumoroWhat you get
The details that tell you how much a review matters and whether it has been handled, and the limits Google Play sets.
The stars, the text in the language it was written, when it was posted, the app version and the country.
How many people found the review helpful, and the developer's reply with its date.
The name and avatar Google Play shows. There are no reviewer profiles on Google Play, so each review stands on its own.
One review language per keyword and app, 52 supported countries, and up to 1,000 of the newest reviews per country each day.
Pair it with App Store review monitoring for the iPhone version, and add Trustpilot reviews or Google reviews for the company itself.
Beyond alerts
Follow each market in its own language, rank complaints by how many agree and watch the apps you compete with.
Follow the same app in English, Spanish and German side by side, and let your agent translate only the ones you need.
Filter or alert on the number of people who found a review helpful, so the complaints that speak for many come first.
The developer's reply sits next to each review with its date, so open complaints are easy to find.
Each review records the app version, so you can see which update a run of bug reports followed.
Route 1 and 2 star reviews to your Android team as they arrive and send the rest to a weekly summary.
Average rating over time, the share of each star, open unhappy reviews and what they complain about, against the previous period.
Follow a competitor's Play Store page under its own keyword and compare ratings and complaints.
One round-up per review language in Slack, Telegram or email, for the team that serves that market.
MCP, API, SDKs and CLI
Query reviews by stars and intent from your code, or let Claude, Cursor or Codex read them over MCP, translate the ones that matter and draft replies in the reviewer's language.
1 and 2 star complaints; alert rules can also require helpful votes.
curl --get 'https://api.rumoro.dev/v1/mentions' \
--header "Authorization: Bearer $RUMORO_API_KEY" \
--data-urlencode 'platform=googleplay' \
--data-urlencode 'ratings=1,2' \
--data-urlencode 'intent=complaint'200Response · REST, SDKs and CLI
{
"data": [
{
"id": "b52c…",
"keyword": { "term": "tallybook" },
"post": {
"platform": "googleplay",
"url": "https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.tallybook&reviewId=…",
"text": "Bank sync has been broken for a week and support only sends canned replies.",
"engagement": { "likes": 38 }
},
"review": { "rating": 1, "version": "7.3.0", "country": "us", "response": null },
"author": { "name": "Priyanka S." },
"classification": {
"intents": ["complaint"],
"sentiment": "negative",
"note": "A complaint many readers agree with. Reply with a date for the fix, then post when it ships."
}
}
],
"nextCursor": null
}Coverage, alerts and cost
Put the app's Google Play link on a keyword, choose its countries and language, and add an alert rule. Rumoro reads the new reviews every day and the rule passes on the ones you want to Slack, Telegram, email or a webhook.
Yes. Public reviews of any app can be followed. Put the competitor on its own keyword and compare its ratings and complaints with yours in the Reviews report.
Up to 20 of the 52 countries Rumoro supports, such as the US, the UK, Germany, Brazil and India, and one of Google Play's review languages per keyword. An unsupported country is refused with its code named.
Google Play hands out reviews one language at a time, so an app read in English never shows its Spanish reviews. Add the app to a second keyword with another language to follow that market too.
Google's Play Developer API lists reviews of your own apps, but only those written or edited in the last week, for production versions, with the Reply to reviews permission. Older reviews come as a CSV download from the Play Console. Rumoro reads any app's public reviews daily and keeps them.
Yes. Each review carries the number of people who found it helpful, and alert rules can require a minimum, so widely shared complaints stand out.
Yes. The reply and the date it was written appear with each review, so you can see which complaints are still open.
No. Rumoro reads public reviews, so there's no developer account to share and no API permission to grant.
Yes, when Google Play shows it. That makes it easy to link a run of bug reports to the update that caused them.
Within a day. Each app, country and language is read once a day, up to 1,000 of its newest reviews per country.
Yes. The App Store works the same way, with countries instead of languages. Both stores' reviews of one app can share a keyword and a report.
Yes. Over Rumoro's MCP server, Claude, Cursor or Codex gets every review in its original language with stars, version and helpful votes, and can translate, group and draft replies for you to post.
The first 100 reviews of the last month in each country are free. Then each new review is $0.008 and the keyword $5 a month, charged by the day. There's no subscription.
Learn more
All sources
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.
Start with $5.80 of credit and no card, and the past month of reviews for each country you add.