Reply Argus

ReplyArgus is an AI app review management service that watches every App Store and Google Play review, drafts a reply in the reviewer's own language from a per-app knowledge base, and publishes it after your approval or automatically under rules you set.

What is Reply Argus?

Reply Argus is a web-based review desk for iOS and Android apps. It connects to an Apple App Store and a Google Play listing, streams new reviews into one inbox tagged by rating, language, and sentiment, then drafts a reply to each one grounded in a per-app knowledge base it assembles itself. Its outputs are queued drafts (which you approve or edit), replies published back to the store, and a ranked feed of recurring complaints it calls Signal. The page does not name an individual maker or company behind it.

What makes Reply Argus stand out?

• Store-grounded knowledge base — connect a store and Argus reads your App Store and Play listings plus your marketing page on its own, kept separate per platform with no upload; it flags anything the sources contradict instead of guessing.
• One inbox for both stores — App Store and Google Play reviews land in a single feed so you stop tab-hopping between two consoles to catch a 1-star.
• Replies in 100+ languages — reviews are read and answered in the language they were written in, tone intact, with auto-translation both ways rather than copy-paste translation.
• Voice learning — every edit and approval teaches the tool your style; drafts are drawn from past approved answers and get closer week over week. Reusable brand-voice profiles span a whole app portfolio.
• Signal, ranked feedback — recurring asks are clustered into one feed ranked by what to fix first, loudest first, each entry linked to the reviews behind it and exportable to Notion, Google Sheets, or CSV (Jira listed as coming soon).
• Alerts and automations — notifications in Slack, Telegram, Discord, email, or a webhook when a rating drops or a negative review lands; automation rules trigger by rating, keyword, language, or store.
• Team roles with a leash — invite teammates as Publishers, Drafters, or unlimited free Viewers, scope each person to specific apps, and keep publishing restricted to Publishers or Admins.
• Remote MCP server — an endpoint at /api/mcp lets any MCP client (one-click in Claude) run search, analytics, draft, and publish scoped to your workspace, with approval on by default.

Who should use Reply Argus?

• Solo indie developers: clear the queue of unanswered reviews on both stores without writing replies manually or hiring anyone.
• App support and community leads: read and answer reviews from Japanese, German, or Portuguese users in their own language without running text through a translator first.
• Agencies managing several client apps: keep client apps scoped to the right teammates and price seats on replies rather than headcount.
• Product managers: use Signal's ranked, evidence-linked feed to turn review themes into a prioritized backlog they can export to Notion or Sheets.

What can you do with Reply Argus?

• Answer a 1-star before it spreads: the draft for a tab-switch bug review arrives already grounded in your past replies, and you publish it back to the store in a click.
• Auto-publish the low-risk reviews: set rules so only 5-star replies or specific keyword/language matches ship on their own, while everything else waits for approval.
• Catch a rating drop the moment it happens: get a Discord, Slack, Telegram, email, or webhook ping when a rating falls or a negative review lands.
• Turn reviews into a roadmap: export a Signal entry covering, for example, a dark-mode request backed by 23 reviews into Notion, Google Sheets, or CSV.

How does Reply Argus work?

Reviews sync in from both stores into one feed, tagged by rating, language, and sentiment. Argus then drafts a reply grounded in your approved history and the app knowledge it ingested, written in the reviewer's language. You approve and publish in a click, or let a rule publish trusted replies; recurring requests meanwhile roll up into the ranked Signal feed. Setup is stated as about two minutes, with no card required on the free plan.

Pricing

The model is freemium. The Free plan covers one active app with 100 replies a month across both stores, manual approval, and 5-star auto-publish. Paid tiers start at $29/mo for the Indie plan and add the knowledge base, brand voice, ranked feedback, and instant alerts; every paid tier begins with a 10-day trial, seats are bundled on all plans, and pricing is based on replies rather than people.

Alternatives

AppFollow and Appbot.

FAQ

Is Reply Argus free?

Yes, there is a Free plan that covers one active app and 100 replies per month across both the App Store and Google Play, with manual approval and 5-star auto-publish. It requires no card, and paid plans start at $29/mo.

Does it work with both the App Store and Google Play?

Yes. Reply Argus connects to both stores and pulls reviews from each into one inbox, so replies go out from a single place instead of two separate store consoles.

Can it publish replies without my approval?

Approval mode is the default: Argus drafts and you approve. Auto-publish is opt-in and off by default, and on paid plans you can scope it, for example to 5-star replies only, or by your own automation rules.

What is Signal?

Signal is the ranked feedback feed. It clusters recurring requests and complaints across your reviews into a list ordered by what to fix first, with each item linked to the real reviews behind it, and it exports one-way to Notion, Google Sheets, or CSV, with Jira listed as coming soon.