Export App Store reviews to CSV — every country, every language
Paste any App Store link and export reviews from every market of that iOS app to CSV, Excel or JSON. About 155 country storefronts. You do not need to own the app, and export is free on every account, forever.
Export your first app free5 free credits, no card.
Most people do not want the file
They want an answer to one question: what should I build next? The export is the raw material. The answer is in the niche scan and the opportunity report.
A 1-star review is an unmet need
Someone downloaded an app, tried to get a job done, and said out loud where it failed them. A spreadsheet of 4,000 reviews holds that signal — but you will not read 4,000 reviews. So the export is step one, not the product.
Underserved reads them for you
It groups the complaints, ranks where users are let down the worst, and shows their own words as evidence — quotes checked word for word against the source review.
Four columns that make it worth opening
The review itself
Star rating, review title and the full review text, exactly as it was written.
Country and language
The country storefront and the detected language sit on each row, so a market comparison is one filter away.
Date, version, votes
Review date, the app version it was written against, and the helpful-vote count.
CSV, Excel or JSON
The same data, your choice of file. Export is free on every account, forever.
The part the spreadsheet cannot do
A CSV tells you what people wrote. It does not tell you where the opening is. That is what the scan and the report add.
The export on its own
- Thousands of rows nobody has time to read
- Complaints scattered across languages and versions
- No sense of which app is weakest, or where
- A pivot table is not an opportunity score
The export plus the analysis
- Complaint themes grouped, not just sorted
- About 25 apps in a category ranked by how badly their users are let down
- What users asked for and did not get, in their own words
- Quotes checked word for word against the source review
Country by country is where the gaps hide
One global rating hides everything
An app can be loved in the United States and hated in Germany. Because the export carries the storefront and the language on each row, you can compare markets and find the ones where the incumbent is weak. Those are the openings worth building for.
Both stores in one table
Most apps live on both stores. Link the Google Play listing once and its reviews join the same table, including the public developer replies Apple does not show. Filter by store, rating, country or language, then export it together. See exporting Google Play reviews.
Link in, spreadsheet out
- 1Paste the App Store link — yours or a competitor's.
- 2We pull in reviews from every market, across about 155 country storefronts.
- 3Read, sort, filter and search in the browser, lowest ratings first.
- 4Download CSV, XLSX or JSON whenever you want.
- 5Run a niche scan on the category to see which apps have the biggest gaps.
What it costs
| Action | What you get | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Niche scan | About 25 apps in one category and country, ranked by how badly their users are let down | 5 |
| Opportunity report | One app in depth: complaint themes, where to put the paywall, and quotes checked word for word against the source review | 3 |
| Add or refresh an app | Reviews from every major market, ready to read and export | 1 |
| Monitoring, per app per month | Daily refresh with filtered alerts | 1 |
Browsing, filtering, full-text search, rating charts and CSV, Excel or JSON export stay free on every account. Credits never expire — see pricing.
You only spend credits on analysis. Everything you need to read, search and download the reviews is free — see pricing.
Start with the scan, not the spreadsheet
Export the data if you need it. But the fastest way to find your next app idea is to scan the niche and read the ranking.
- 5 free credits on every new account, with no card
- That is a full niche scan, or an opportunity report and two app pulls
- Credits never expire, and there is no trial clock
Frequently asked
Do I need to own the app to export its reviews?
No. Every review in the export is already public on the store page, so you can export a competitor's reviews as easily as your own. There is no store login and no developer console involved.
Which countries does the export cover?
Reviews from every market — about 155 App Store country storefronts. We sample roughly 1,000 reviews per app across those markets, and each row keeps the storefront and detected language so you can compare one country against another.
What file formats can I export?
CSV, Excel (XLSX) or JSON — the same data in whichever shape your tools want. Browsing, filtering, full-text search, rating charts and export are free on every account, forever.
Do you store who wrote the review?
No. We keep what was said, never who said it. Reviewer names are not stored at all, so there is no reviewer identity anywhere in the app or in the export.
Can I export Google Play reviews into the same file?
Yes. Link the Google Play listing once and its reviews join the same table, including the public developer replies Apple does not show. Filter by store, rating, country or language, then export it all together. Adding or refreshing an app costs 1 credit.
Get the spreadsheet. Then get the answer.
Paste an App Store link, pull the reviews from every market, and export them free. Then scan the category and see which app is letting its users down worst. 5 free credits, no card.
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