BeenuLabs
Reply to every app review, in every language, in minutes.
What it does
BeenuLabs reads every review on the App Store and Google Play and drafts a reply in your brand voice — in the language the reviewer used, with an English translation so you can approve one you cannot read. Nothing is published without you unless you switch auto-publish on yourself, and even then only for reviews that clear rules you set. Negative reviews are emailed to you the moment they land. Free for 10 replies a month, no card.
An AI review assistant for the App Store and Google Play. StoreReply reads every review and drafts a reply in your brand voice and the reviewer’s language.
StoreReply drafts one for every review the moment it lands — in your voice, in their language. Approve it, or let it publish itself. Real output from the live product — read, drafted, translated and posted in about a second. Every other claim on this page is ours. This one you can check in about a second, on an app you already know. Free, no sign-up, about a second. No link handy? Try Todoist or Evernote . The problem isn't getting feedback. It's keeping up with it. What the system does, not what we wish it did. The cadence is the one in our own cron schedule and every language was tested by drafting a reply in it and reading the answer back. No invented statistics anywhere on this page. No…from beenulabs.com
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