Monitor the newest App Store reviews of an iPhone app
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Get the newest App Store reviews of an iPhone app (example: Duolingo) with rating, title, text, app version and date. Schedule it daily to watch feedback after every release.
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The task returns the newest App Store reviews, including rating, title, text, app version, and date for an iPhone app.
This task is set to 50 reviews per app. Apple's public feed shows up to 500 recent reviews per app and country, so you can raise the limit or add more countries.
The task can be scheduled to run daily, allowing automatic monitoring of new reviews after every release.
Review rows include appId, country, score, title, content, appVersion and at (the review date). App detail rows add trackName and averageUserRating.
No. Reviewer names are off by default, to keep you GDPR-friendly.