Monitor and analyze app store reviews with AI-powered sentiment analysis. Discover keywords, bugs, feature requests, and user satisfaction in real-time.
46 of the 50 top-grossing US casino apps have A/B tested their App Store page since August 2025, all of the top 10 included.
554 tests from 73 apps. Median: 8 days. A quarter added just one new screenshot.
One of them still showed Santa in August.
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I captured Duolingo's App Store page 67 times over 13 months.
4 app names. 5 stunt icons. 9 A/B tests, with a test live on 190 of 309 days. Top annual plan: up to $119.99.
75 release notes said the same thing. 18 in-app events told the real story.
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How: Jev, a model from TypeSafe AI. About 20 typed answers per review, $42 per billion input tokens. Not sponsored.
Known problems: 26% of negative reviews fit none of my 12 topics, 7.4% of answers are low confidence.
All 23 categories, with charts: https://t.co/5thzuQF3qu
A model read 1,074,607 App Store reviews for me this month, the newest ones from 5,486 big iOS apps. The bill was $65.60.
195,188 of them mention the price or a paywall. All bug reports put together: 186,464.
Some numbers I didn't expect:
Two stories keep coming back.
Paid on a web page, nothing in iPhone Settings: "You can't cancel your subscription in the Apple account. And no one answers"
The $1 offer: "I paid a dollar for my results and right after taking the dollar they charged me 19.99"
cryptobubbles[.]net but for App Store charts
every mover in the top 200, one bubble each β green climbing, red falling, size = how far it moved
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