App Feedback Hub
I built a small macOS app to make it easier to read and reply to App Store reviews without digging through App Store Connect. App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/app-feedback-hub/id6759007525?... Features • View all reviews across all your apps • Filter by rating, territory, date, or unread • Search across review text • Reply directly from the app • Instant translations • Local‑only: your API key stays in Keychain I made this because managing reviews across multiple apps was getting painful. Would love feedback, bug reports, or ideas for what to add next.
App Feedback Hub launched on February 22, 2026 with 5 votes, #1,882 of 16,627 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
App Feedback Hub brings all your App Store reviews into one fast Mac app. View, filter, search, and reply without opening App Store Connect. Get notifications for new and negative reviews, translate instantly, export to CSV/JSON, and track trends with built‑in stats. Private by design — your key stays on your Mac. Simple setup, built for developers.
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Developer Tools Developer Shaun Hirst Language EN English Size 5.1 MB Mac Stay on top of every App Store review, across all your apps — with instant alerts, version filters, and one-tap replies. A fast, native Mac companion for developers. App Feedback Hub puts all your App Store reviews in one place. Monitor, reply to, and manage customer feedback across every app in your developer account — without ever opening App Store Connect. **See everything at a glance** View reviews for all your apps in a clean, three-column layout. Filter by star rating, date range, territory, or read status. Search across review titles, body text, and reviewer names. Sort by date or rating to find exactly what…from apps.apple.com
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