OverviewPlatformsAPI Reference

Google Play

New Google Play reviews of your apps, per country and language, with their star rating.


Google Play 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.

platformgoogleplay
FindsEvery new review of the apps you add, per storefront and language
CheckedOnce a day for each app, storefront and language
New pageThe 100 newest reviews per storefront, free

Add an app

Use the Google Play link of the app. You may add countries and language.

await rumoro.updateKeyword({
  path: { id: 'kw_...' },
  body: { reviewSources: [{ url: 'https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Slack', countries: ['us'], language: 'en' }] },
});

You can also send the package name from the link's id=, as { "platform": "googleplay", "id": "com.Slack" }.

Choose a language

Google Play returns reviews in one language at a time. An app read in en never shows its Spanish reviews. Without language, Rumoro uses the link's hl, or en. To follow two languages, add the app to two keywords, one for each language.

What you get

FieldHolds
post.textThe review. Google Play reviews have no title.
review.rating1 to 5
review.version, review.countryApp version and country
review.response, review.responseAtThe developer's reply and its time, if any
post.engagement.likesHelpful votes
authorName and avatar. Google Play has no reviewer profiles, so every review has its own author.

Sentiment comes from the stars and relevance from the keyword's kind. Intents are still read from the text.

Limits

  • 52 storefronts are supported, each a two-letter code like us, gb, de, br or in. Other codes are refused, and the error names them.
  • Each day reads at most an app's 1,000 newest reviews per storefront.
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