App Store Developer Portfolio Scraper — All Apps
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App Store Developer Portfolio Scraper — All Apps
Get every app published by a developer on the App Store, plus portfolio stats: total apps, total ratings, weighted average rating, free vs paid split and top genres. Search by publisher name or Apple artist ID.
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Get every app a developer publishes on the App Store, plus portfolio-level stats that summarise a competitor in one row.
Search by publisher name or Apple artist ID — Spotify, Duolingo and 284882218 all work.
The summary row
Alongside every app, you get one summary per developer:
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
totalApps | 13 |
totalRatings | 41,692,832 |
weightedAvgRating | 4.57 |
freeApps / paidApps | 11 / 2 |
topGenres | Social Networking (4), Business (4) |
mostRatedApp | |
lastUpdatedAt | 2026-07-24 |
That's a competitor sized up at a glance, instead of you averaging ratings by hand.
Input example
{"developers": ["Spotify", "Duolingo", "284882218"],"country": "us","maxAppsPerDeveloper": 200,"includeSummary": true}
What you get per app
title · appId · bundleId · rating + ratingCount · price + currency · isFree · genre + genres · version · releaseDate · updatedAt · contentRating · minimumOsVersion · sizeBytes · icon · screenshots · languages · sellerUrl · url · description
Use cases
- Competitor research — see a rival's whole catalogue, not just their flagship
- Portfolio benchmarking — compare publishers by total ratings and weighted rating
- M&A / diligence — size up a studio's output and update cadence
- ASO — find which categories a successful publisher keeps shipping into
- Lead generation — find studios building in your niche
Notes
- Built on Apple's official iTunes API — no key, no bot wall, stable by construction.
- A misspelled developer name fails loudly with the closest match named, rather than silently returning an unrelated publisher's catalogue. Those error rows are never charged.
- Google Play is not included. Its developer pages return 404/400 for both the numeric and named URL forms, so there is no clean public source. Better omitted than half-working.
- Apple serves up to 200 apps per publisher.