Hi Product Hunt 👋 I’m Naj, a solo builder. I built AppReviewLens after noticing founders often build apps without knowing what users actually want. But the answers are already in App Store and Google Play reviews. Think of this as a central place for app reviews where you can quickly understand what users love, hate, and request. Before writing code, read the reviews. Would love feedback from the PH community.
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I’m Naj, a solo builder, and I built AppReviewLens after noticing the same mistake again and again.
Founders build apps without really knowing what users want.
But the answers are already out there in App Store and Google Play reviews.
Every day thousands of users leave feedback about
• missing features
• frustrating UX
• bugs
• product gaps
The problem is that manually reading thousands of reviews is almost impossible.
So I built AppReviewLens to make this simple.
You can:
🔎 Search any app
📊 Analyse real user feedback
💡 Discover product opportunities
Instantly see:
• what users love
• what users hate
• which features people keep requesting
• which markets have unhappy users
You do not always have to build something completely new. Sometimes the best products come from improving what already exists.
The idea is simple.
Before writing code, read the reviews.
Would genuinely love feedback from the Product Hunt community and other builders. What would make this more useful for you?
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One thing I realised while building this is that a lot of product insight is already publicly available. It is just buried inside app store reviews.
If you are building an app, try looking at your competitors’ reviews on the App Store or Google Play.
Users constantly mention things like
• missing features
• frustrating UX
• bugs
• things they wish the product could do
The challenge is that going through thousands of reviews manually is incredibly time consuming.
That is actually the reason I built AppReviewLens in the first place. The goal is to make it easier to extract the useful insights from all that feedback.
Curious if other builders here already use reviews as part of their product research process.
One thing I realised while building this is that a lot of product insight is already publicly available. It is just buried inside app store reviews.
If you are building an app, try looking at your competitors’ reviews on the App Store or Google Play.
Users constantly mention things like
• missing features
• frustrating UX
• bugs
• things they wish the product could do
The challenge is that going through thousands of reviews manually is incredibly time consuming.
That is actually the reason I built AppReviewLens in the first place. The goal is to make it easier to extract the useful insights from all that feedback.
Curious if other builders here already use reviews as part of their product research process.