Your users rate you on the App Store, rant on Reddit, and request features in Play Store reviews. Noisely pulls it all together so your mobile team knows exactly what to build, fix, and improve next.
Starting at $49/month
The Challenge
Mobile app users leave detailed feedback in App Store and Play Store reviews, Reddit communities, and social media. But the volume is overwhelming and critical signals get lost in the noise.
A buggy release can drop your App Store rating from 4.7 to 4.3 in days. By the time you notice, hundreds of 1-star reviews have accumulated and your ranking has suffered.
Users describe exact crash scenarios in app reviews - "crashes every time I try to upload a photo on my Pixel 8". These detailed bug reports never make it to your issue tracker.
Subreddits dedicated to your app category contain feature debates, workaround tips, and competitor comparisons. This rich qualitative feedback is invisible to most mobile teams.
How It Works
Noisely monitors app stores, Reddit, and social platforms so your mobile team catches issues fast and builds what users actually want.
Add your App Store and Play Store app IDs, subreddit names, and competitor apps. Noisely begins monitoring reviews and mentions across all platforms immediately.
Each review is analyzed for crash reports, UX issues, feature requests, and praise. Version-specific problems are automatically grouped so you see which releases cause trouble.
Send crash-related reviews to Jira, feature requests to Linear, and rating alerts to Slack. Your team gets actionable items without manually reading thousands of reviews.
Features
Track reviews from both App Store and Google Play Store in one feed. Compare rating trends and review themes across iOS and Android.
AI links review complaints to specific app versions. See exactly which release introduced a crash or UX regression based on review timing and content.
Track subreddits where users discuss your app and category. Capture feature debates, workaround discoveries, and competitor comparisons.
Get instant alerts when your app rating drops below a threshold or when negative review volume spikes after a release.
AI pulls feature requests from natural language reviews and Reddit posts. See the most-requested features ranked by frequency and user sentiment.
Monitor competitor app reviews to spot their weaknesses. Find features users wish they had and pain points you can solve better.
Use Cases
Prioritize your mobile roadmap based on real user feedback from app stores and Reddit, not just internal opinions or analytics data.
Get crash reports and bug descriptions from app reviews routed directly to your issue tracker, complete with device and version context.
Track how app store ratings trend over time. Understand which review themes impact your ranking and conversion rate.
Monitor post-release review sentiment to catch issues that escaped testing. Identify device-specific and OS-specific bugs from user reports.
Integrations
Noisely aggregates feedback from review platforms, community forums, app stores, and support tools into one unified dashboard.
Unified Feed
All sources in one view
New mention on r/SaaS
2m ago
New 4-star review
15m ago
Feature request ticket
1h ago
FAQ
Yes. Noisely monitors reviews from both stores. You can view them in a unified feed or filter by platform. Rating trends and review themes are tracked separately for each store.
Our AI correlates review timing and content with your release history. When multiple reviews mention similar issues after a specific version, Noisely flags it as a version-specific regression.
You specify subreddits relevant to your app (e.g., r/ios, r/androidapps, or your dedicated subreddit). Noisely tracks all posts and comments mentioning your app name or keywords you configure.
Noisely focuses on monitoring and analysis rather than review response. However, you can set up alerts to instantly notify your team in Slack when a review needs a response, making your workflow much faster.
Dedicated ASO tools focus on app store data only. Noisely adds Reddit, social media, Hacker News, and other platforms where mobile users discuss your app. You get the full picture, not just app store reviews.
Join product teams who use Noisely to understand customers and build better products.
Get StartedStarting at $49/month