Export Google Play reviews to CSV — developer replies included
Paste any Google Play link and export reviews from every market of that Android app to CSV, Excel or JSON, across 28 languages. Reply text and reply date come with them. It works for any app on the store, not only your own.
Export reviews freeExport is free on every account, forever.
Four columns that do the work
We store what was said, never who said it. There is no reviewer identity anywhere in the export.
The rating and the full text
Every exported row carries the star rating and the complete review text, not a truncated preview.
Developer reply and reply date
Where the developer answered, the reply text and the date it was posted stay attached to the review they answer.
Language, date, version, thumbs-up
Review language, review date, the app version it was written against, and the thumbs-up count it collected.
CSV, Excel or JSON
Take the same dataset as CSV, XLSX or JSON. Export is free on every account, forever.
Developer replies tell you if a market is open
Play is the only store where developer answers are public. That makes them the best free read on how strong an incumbent really is.
Replies that stopped a year ago
The team has moved on and nobody is answering the people paying them. The market is open.
The same promise, repeated for two years
A fix that never shipped, restated every few months. That is your feature, already validated by the incumbent's own users.
Fast, specific answers to 1-star reviews
An active team that still shows up. A harder market, so pick another one — the scan will show you which.
Underserved reads these signals for you and folds them into a winnability score, next to the app version dates.
From a spreadsheet to a decision
Almost nobody exports reviews for the file itself. They export because they are deciding what to build next.
A raw review dump
- Thousands of rows nobody sits down and reads
- One global star rating that averages the bad market away
- Complaints repeated in twenty wordings, counted as twenty things
- No way to tell an abandoned app from a defended one
The same reviews, turned into an answer
- Complaint themes grouped, so one problem counts once
- Quotes checked word for word against the source review
- Country and language kept, so a weak market stays visible
- A winnability score on the app, read partly from its replies
Take the export if you need it. The decision itself comes from the niche scan and the opportunity report.
This is where the gaps hide
The same app is often solid in English and painful in Portuguese or Turkish. One global star rating hides that completely. Because every exported review carries its language, you can see which markets the incumbent ignores — and what those users asked for and did not get.
- Filter to one language and read the ratings that market actually gives
- Spot a feature request that only ever appears outside English
- Find the country where the replies stopped first
Android and iOS in one table
Add the iOS listing as well and both datasets merge into one workspace.
Filter by store, rating, country or language, and compare how the same app is judged on each platform — one export, not two files you have to reconcile by hand. See exporting App Store reviews.
Link to file in five steps
- 1Paste the linkAny Google Play listing, yours or somebody else's.
- 2We collect the reviewsReviews from every market, across 28 languages, with developer replies.
- 3Read them in the browserSort, filter and full-text search, lowest ratings first.
- 4Download the fileCSV, XLSX or JSON, whenever you want, free.
- 5Run a niche scanSee which apps in that category 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.
Frequently asked
Do developer replies come with the Google Play export?
Yes. Where the developer answered a review, the reply text and the reply date are exported alongside it. Google Play is the only store where developer answers are public, which makes them the clearest free signal of how active an incumbent still is.
Which languages does the export cover?
Reviews from every market, across 28 Google Play languages. The language is kept on each review, so you can filter to one market and see how the same app is judged there rather than reading a single global average.
Can I export reviews for an app I do not own?
Yes. Every review we read is already public on the store listing, so there is no Play Console login and nothing private involved. You can export a competitor's reviews exactly as easily as your own.
Do you include reviewer names in the export?
No. We store what was said, never who said it. Reviewer names are not stored at all, so they appear nowhere in the app and nowhere in the CSV, Excel or JSON file.
What does the export cost?
Nothing. Browsing, filtering, full-text search, rating charts and export are free on every account. Credits pay for analysis only and never expire, and every new account starts with 5 free credits — enough for one niche scan, or one opportunity report plus two app pulls — with no card.
Take the file. Then find the gap.
Export costs nothing, but the scan is the part that names the opening. Every new account gets 5 free credits — one niche scan, or one opportunity report plus two app pulls — with no card and no trial clock.
Run your first niche scan free