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Reply Argus
Every app review you ignore is doing damage. Answer them all
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Every app review you ignore is doing damage. Answer them all
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Reply Argus reads your store listings and past approved replies to learn your app and your voice, then drafts on-brand answers to every App Store and Google Play review in the reviewer's own language. Every approval sharpens it. Auto-draft everything and auto-publish only when you trust. Its priority signal feed ranks recurring complaints by what to fix first, each tied to the reviews behind it. Supports integrations with all your favorite agentic tools. Integrate it in your apps as needed.
Hey Product Hunt,
I'm the solo maker behind ReplyArgus.
I built this after a painful mistake with my own app: I ignored my reviews, 1-stars piled up, and my store visibility dropped because Apple and Google now index that feedback. Trying to catch up manually, translating languages, matching tone, and remembering which bugs were fixed was an exhausting task. Existing AI tools just felt like generic drafting assistants, but I wanted a system to actually take over the desk.
Here’s what makes ReplyArgus different: it learns your app.
Connect your store, and it autonomously ingests your marketing pages to build a custom knowledge base. It drafts native-language replies grounded in your actual features and past approved answers. Every edit you make sharpens the model. You start by approving drafts, and as it earns your trust, you can switch to auto-publish.
Three features I didn't expect to build, but absolutely love:
Context Drift Detection: It automatically spots discrepancies between the information on your marketing page, your app store description, and any custom data you've added. It parks those conflicting insights for your manual review so your replies never contradict your actual positioning.
Smart Feedback Clustering: It groups recurring feedback into evidence-backed priority signals that you can export whenever you need them. Your reviews literally tell you what to focus on building next.
Built-in MCP Server: I've baked in a remote MCP server. You can manage your whole review desk, securely scoped to your projects added. Pass in feedbacks via a regular sync as needed to it to fix it.
ReplyArgus is still evolving, and I'd love your help shaping it. Please let me know what you think, and drop any questions you have below.