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Pull Google Play Store reviews into Pilea automatically β€” structured, tagged, and analyzed with the rest of your feedback.

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Product and mobile teams with Android apps who want Play Store reviews analyzed alongside all their other customer feedback.
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Play Store reviews are raw, unfiltered customer feedback β€” and there's usually a lot of it. But unless someone on your team is manually checking the Play Console, those reviews mostly go unread. Meanwhile, your Android users are telling you exactly what they need. This integration connects to your Play Store reviews through AppFollow, a review monitoring service that handles the heavy lifting of syncing reviews from Google Play. Every Play Store review flows into Pilea automatically. Reviews get sentiment-tagged, linked to themes, and clustered with feedback from your other channels. So when five Play Store reviews mention the same crash, and your support team has tickets about it too, you see the full picture in one place β€” not fragments scattered across tools.

What you get.

  • Automatic review ingestion β€” new Play Store reviews pulled into Pilea on a regular cadence via AppFollow
  • Sentiment analysis β€” every review tagged with sentiment so you can track trends over time
  • Theme clustering β€” reviews grouped with related feedback from support, Slack, and everywhere else
  • Star rating tracking β€” monitor how your Play Store ratings shift and what's driving the changes

Do more with Agents.

Once your Play Store reviews are flowing into Pilea, set up insight agents that watch for patterns and alert you automatically:

  • "Alert when reviews mentioning 'crash' or 'freeze' spike this week" β€” catch stability issues early, before they tank your rating
  • "Weekly breakdown of 1-star reviews by theme" β€” see exactly what's driving negative reviews so you can prioritize fixes
  • "Notify when reviews for a new release drop below 3 stars on average" β€” get an early warning when a release isn't landing well with users

The agents run in the background, so the signal finds you β€” you don't have to go digging through the Play Console.