Appeye

Know why users stay, complain, switch and leave.

Appeye turns real App Store and Google Play reviews into product intelligence — sentiment, recurring complaints, churn signals and competitive gaps. Both stores, side by side, never blended into one number.

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APPEYE SCORE

112.9K

Apps tracked

59.9M

Reviews analysed across tracked apps

35

Categories covered

Appeye catalogue updated 2 November 2026

We re-check apps around the clock, so the numbers here move through the day.

Reviews come from the App Store and Google Play. The stores publish their own feeds a day or two behind, so the newest review we can show is usually from a couple of days ago.

Every app in the catalogue is re-read on a rolling basis — nothing is scored once and left alone.

What you get

Appeye score

70/100

Sentiment scored on every tracked app, per store.

Category rank

#1 of 37,290

Ranked against every app we track in its category.

AI report

$4.99

An on-demand AI report for any app, no subscription.

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$14.99/mo

5 tracked apps with a monthly AI report each.

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$49.99/mo

20 tracked apps with a monthly AI report each.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Appeye list every app?
No. An app needs 100 usable reviews and must pass our content check. Apps whose business is illegal in a main market, or whose own reviews show serious harm to users, are not published.
How current is the data?
Reviews are collected continuously; the catalogue is rebuilt every night and the page you are reading was updated 2 November 2026, 21:09 CET. Reviews are currently available up to 1 November 2026, because the stores' own feeds lag by a day or two. In the last 7 days we refreshed 8,466 apps.
Where does the data come from?
Public App Store and Google Play listings and their published reviews. Nothing is bought: no SDK and no panel.
How is the Appeye score calculated?
The Appeye score runs from 0–100 and uses quality-filtered reviews: sentiment, volume, recency and store rating. It is computed per store and never blended into one number. An app needs at least 100 quality reviews to be scored; below that we show nothing rather than a weak number.
Is it free?
The whole catalogue is free for everyone with an account: scores, themes, churn signals, reviewer breakdown, rule-based recommendations and category benchmarks. Subscriptions add ongoing tracking and AI reports; they never take anything away from the free tier.
Which languages are analysed?
Six: English by VADER, and German, Spanish, French, Italian and Dutch by a multilingual model. Reviews in other languages are counted but not scored, because a sentiment number from an untuned model is a number nobody can stand behind.

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