App Store Review Monitor

Track what users say about any iOS app, in any App Store country, and get only the new reviews on each run. Point it at your own app or a competitor's. Schedule it daily and pipe the results into Slack, a spreadsheet, or your support queue.

Built by Veinwork.

What you get

• Recent reviews for any app. Use the numeric app ID (389801252) or paste the App Store URL.
• Many countries in one run. Up to 50 apps × 50 countries. Each app/country pair is collected separately, because the App Store keeps reviews per storefront.
• Monitoring mode. With Only new reviews on, each run returns only reviews newer than the previous run. Pair it with an Apify schedule and you have a review alert feed.
• Clean, flat output. One row per review, ready for CSV, Excel, JSON, or an API call.
• Light and cheap. It reads Apple's official public review feed. No browser, no proxies, no login.

Input

Field	What it does
App IDs or App Store URLs	Required. Up to 50. Duplicates are collected once.
Country codes	Two-letter storefront codes, for example us, gb, jp, de. Default us.
Maximum pages per app and country	1–10 pages, 50 reviews per page. Default 10.
Only new reviews	Off: return the available recent reviews. On: return only reviews newer than the last run.

Example:

{
  "appIds": ["389801252", "https://apps.apple.com/us/app/spotify-music-and-podcasts/id324684580"],
  "countries": ["us", "gb"],
  "maxPagesPerCountry": 2,
  "incremental": true
}

Output

{
  "reviewId": "13519437210",
  "appId": "389801252",
  "country": "us",
  "rating": 1,
  "title": "Example title",
  "content": "Example review text…",
  "author": "example_user",
  "appVersion": "412.0",
  "voteSum": 3,
  "voteCount": 4,
  "updatedAt": "2026-10-28T06:31:33-07:00",
  "appUrl": "https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id389801252"
}

updatedAt keeps Apple's original timestamp with its time zone.

Pricing

Pay per review: you pay only for review rows delivered to your dataset. Runs that find no new reviews cost almost nothing. Set a maximum cost per run in the run options, and the Actor stops delivering when it reaches that limit.

How monitoring works

With Only new reviews on, the Actor saves the newest review time for each app/country pair in a key-value store named appstore-review-monitor-state in your account. The next run stops reading as soon as it reaches reviews it has already returned. The first run returns the available recent reviews.

Limits

• 500 reviews per app and country. Apple's feed shows the 500 most recent reviews (10 pages × 50). For a full history of a large app, run regularly from day one.
• Busy apps: schedule often enough. If an app gets more than 50 new reviews in one country between runs, a short feed hiccup on a later page can end that run early, and those older new reviews are skipped. For very busy apps, run hourly or daily, not weekly.
• Apple's feed sometimes returns an empty page. The Actor retries automatically, up to 6 times per page, with fresh requests. If page 1 is still empty, the run log shows a warning for that app/country. This can also mean the app has no reviews in that country.
• Cost limit and monitoring mode. If the cost limit stops a run partway through an app/country pair, that pair is not marked as done. The next run delivers it again from the start, so you may see a few repeated rows. Set the cost limit high enough to cover at least one pair's new reviews, or the same pair repeats on every run.
• Written reviews only. Star-only ratings without text are not in Apple's feed.

Tips

• Find the app ID: it's the number after id in the App Store URL, for example apps.apple.com/us/app/…/id324684580.
• Daily alerts: create a saved task with Only new reviews on, add a daily schedule, and connect a Slack or email integration to the run's dataset.
• One-star triage: filter the dataset on rating <= 2 to see complaints first.

Questions or bugs

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