App Store
New App Store reviews of your apps, per country, with their star rating.
The App Store is a review site, so Rumoro doesn't search it for your term. You add apps to a keyword's reviewSources, and every new review of those apps becomes a mention, even if it doesn't name the app.
platform | appstore |
|---|---|
| Finds | Every new review of the apps you add, per storefront (country) |
| Checked | Once a day for each app and storefront |
| New page | The 100 newest reviews per storefront, free |
| Source | Apple's public review feed |
Add an app
Paste the app's App Store link and list the storefronts to read. Without countries, Rumoro uses the one in the link, or us.
await rumoro.updateKeyword({
path: { id: 'kw_...' },
body: { reviewSources: [{ url: 'https://apps.apple.com/us/app/slack/id618783545', countries: ['us', 'gb', 'de'] }] },
});You can also send the number after id in the link, as { "platform": "appstore", "id": "618783545" }. Each storefront has its own reviews. For an app reviewed mostly in Germany, add de. A review seen in two storefronts counts once.
What you get
| Field | Holds |
|---|---|
post.text | Review title, a blank line, then the review |
review.rating | 1 to 5 |
review.title, review.version, review.country | Title, the reviewer's app version, and country |
author | Name and a link to the reviewer's App Store profile |
review.response | Always null. Apple's feed leaves out developer replies. |
Sentiment comes from the stars and relevance from the keyword's kind. Intents are still read from the text.
Limits
- Apple's feed shows the 500 newest reviews per storefront. A daily read only hits that limit for the very biggest apps.
- Apple lists a review a few hours after it is written, with the time it was written. So a review can show up a day after its date.
- A storefront where the app isn't sold stays empty.
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