Appleapp Reviews Spider

Appleapp Reviews Spider

The Appleapp Reviews Spider is an Apify Actor that scrapes customer reviews from Apple App Store pages. By providing app URLs, users can extract detailed review data, including ratings, titles, and feedback, for app performance analysis or user sentiment research.

Input Parameters

The Actor requires a JSON input with the following parameter:

Parameter	Type	Description	Default
Urls	Array	List of Apple App Store URLs to scrape reviews from.	[]

Example Input

{
  "Urls": [
    "https://apps.apple.com/us/app/slack-for-desktop/id803453959"
  ]
}

Features

• Comprehensive Review Extraction: Captures review IDs, ratings, titles, review text, and app details.
• Structured JSON Output: Delivers clean, organized data for easy integration into analysis tools.
• Scalable URL Processing: Supports multiple app URLs for batch scraping of review data.
• Robust Error Handling: Ensures consistent performance on dynamic Apple App Store pages.
• Detailed Metadata: Includes product IDs, dates, and translated review content for enhanced insights.

Output

The Actor outputs an array of review objects in JSON format, each containing detailed review information.

Example Output

[
  {
    "Product_Id": "803453959",
    "Review_Id": "1791563310",
    "Rating": 3,
    "Title": "Good but could be great :)",
    "Body": "Like this chat app a lot. Saves me a lot of time with its built-in features as well as the available integrations. Also a big fan of the styling, makes work chat less boring!  However, noticed with recent update that the \"Slack Helper\" processes are chugging CPU time, so much so that the fans on my top-spec Macbook Pro run on medium to high. Didn’t have this issue before so I’m sure this is an optimization they just need to make.  One thing I would LOVE to see is the ability to “sleep” a group, so that it didn’t have to be always running in the background. For someone like me, who uses Slack for 9 different groups, having each of those chats actively run leads to each spinning up a Slack Helper process that consumes a fair amount of CPU. Would love to be able to “sleep” less important chats e.g. disable background updates for those groups until I explicitly “un-sleep” it. This would primarily be used for chats of lower priority than others.",
    "Sentiment": null,
    "Section": "",
    "Higher_Topic": null,
    "Granular_Topic": null,
    "Source": "Apple App Store",
    "Full_Review": "Good but could be great :): Like this chat app a lot. Saves me a lot of time with its built-in features as well as the available integrations. Also a big fan of the styling, makes work chat less boring!  However, noticed with recent update that the \"Slack Helper\" processes are chugging CPU time, so much so that the fans on my top-spec Macbook Pro run on medium to high. Didn’t have this issue before so I’m sure this is an optimization they just need to make.  One thing I would LOVE to see is the ability to “sleep” a group, so that it didn’t have to be always running in the background. For someone like me, who uses Slack for 9 different groups, having each of those chats actively run leads to each spinning up a Slack Helper process that consumes a fair amount of CPU. Would love to be able to “sleep” less important chats e.g. disable background updates for those groups until I explicitly “un-sleep” it. This would primarily be used for chats of lower priority than others.",
    "Review_Type": "App Review",
    "Title_Trans": "Good but could be great :)",
    "Body_Trans": "Like this chat app a lot. Saves me a lot of time with its built-in features as well as the available integrations. Also a big fan of the styling, makes work chat less boring!  However, noticed with recent update that the \"Slack Helper\" processes are chugging CPU time, so much so that the fans on my top-spec Macbook Pro run on medium to high. Didn’t have this issue before so I’m sure this is an optimization they just need to make.  One thing I would LOVE to see is the ability to “sleep” a group, so that it didn’t have to be always running in the background. For someone like me, who uses Slack for 9 different groups, having each of those chats actively run leads to each spinning up a Slack Helper process that consumes a fair amount of CPU. Would love to be able to “sleep” less important chats e.g. disable background updates for those groups until I explicitly “un-sleep” it. This would primarily be used for chats of lower priority than others.",
    "Full_Review_Trans": "Good but could be great :): Like this chat app a lot. Saves me a lot of time with its built-in features as well as the available integrations. Also a big fan of the styling, makes work chat less boring!  However, noticed with recent update that the \"Slack Helper\" processes are chugging CPU time, so much so that the fans on my top-spec Macbook Pro run on medium to high. Didn’t have this issue before so I’m sure this is an optimization they just need to make.  One thing I would LOVE to see is the ability to “sleep” a group, so that it didn’t have to be always running in the background. For someone like me, who uses Slack for 9 different groups, having each of those chats actively run leads to each spinning up a Slack Helper process that consumes a fair amount of CPU. Would love to be able to “sleep” less important chats e.g. disable background updates for those groups until I explicitly “un-sleep” it. This would primarily be used for chats of lower priority than others.",
    "Product_Name_Trans": "Slack for Desktop",
    "Product_Segment": null,
    "Gender": "Unisex",
    "Product_Segment2": null,
    "Year_Quarter": "2017-Q3",
    "Sub_Brand": "Slack",
    "Format": "Software",
    "Country": "US",
    "Date": "09-15-2017",
    "Product_Name": "Slack for Desktop",
    "Brand": "Slack",
    "URL": "https://apps.apple.com/us/app/slack-for-desktop/id803453959?see-all=reviews",
    "Crawled_Date": "07-09-2025"
  }
]

Use Cases

• App Performance Analysis: Evaluate user feedback to assess app functionality and user satisfaction.
• Sentiment Analysis: Analyze review ratings and text to understand user sentiment toward apps.
• Competitor Research: Compare reviews of similar apps to identify strengths and weaknesses.
• Feature Feedback: Collect user suggestions, like the "sleep" feature for Slack, to inform app development.

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