AppSpeaker
AI Bot that responds to app reviews in any language anytime
AppSpeaker launched on December 26, 2025 with 4 votes, #3,973 of 11,628 launches that month.
What it does
AppSpeaker automatically responds to your Google Play reviews with AI-generated, personalized replies in 50+ languages. Built by a developer with 45M+ downloads who got tired of spending hours on manual responses.
Reply to every Google Play & App Store review automatically with AI. AppSpeaker saves 30+ hours/month. Free forever plan. 50+ languages. Set up in 2 minutes.
Your app gets 10+ reviews every day? Reading and responding in every language takes hours. Link your Google Play Console in 2 minutes. No coding required - just grant reply permissions. Our AI reads each review, understands sentiment, detects language, and identifies key issues. Personalized, professional replies in your app's voice and the user's language. No generic templates. Review and edit replies, or enable auto-publish for full automation. Your choice, your workflow. Grant reply permissions in 2 minutes. One-time setup in Google Play Console. New reviews checked automatically. We analyze sentiment and priority. Personal responses are sent instantly in the user's language, matching…from appspeaker.io
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AppReply MAX2025 · appreply.co · ▲181I got tired of replying to reviews in app stores manually, so I built an all-in-one platform to help me do so. It’s my first fully self-built side project, and I’d love your feedback!
Store Replies - app/play store repliesAug 2026 · storereplies.com · ▲3Automate app store and play store replies
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