Ask anything about any app.
Seam reads thousands of real reviews on the spot and tells you what people love, what they can’t stand, and exactly how many say so.
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Reviews are the only market research your competitors can’t hide.
Support tickets get triaged and quietly closed. Roadmaps get spun for the press. But nobody flatters a product in a public review, which is exactly why it’s the most honest signal you’ll find about what’s actually broken, for your app and for whoever you’re up against.
What happens when you ask
It reads the reviews, then answers
Seam finds the app on Google Play, pulls up to a thousand of its most recent public reviews in one pass, and reads every one of them. You get the pain points and strengths people keep repeating, each with an exact count, so you can tell a real bug wave from one loud reviewer.
1. Find the app
Search Google Play by name and match it to a package.
2. Read its listing
Rating, review count, installs, price, developer, description.
3. Pull the reviews
Up to 1,000 recent public reviews, each with its star rating, text, date, and app version.
4. Line up the competitors
The apps Google Play itself lists as similar, on request.
Competitors
Point it at anyone, not just your own app
Reviews are public, so nothing stops you asking about a competitor. Seam pulls the apps Google Play itself lists as similar and reads those the same way: the same research their next customer is already doing, done properly.
Things you can ask
What are people complaining about most in Notion?
Compare Duolingo and Babbel on what reviewers hate.
Which app version are the crash reports coming from?
Show me the top feature requests for Todoist.
Who are Strava's closest competitors, and what do their reviewers say?
Where it stops
The honest limits
- Google Play only
- No Apple App Store. Android reviews are what we can read.
- One question, one read
- Every answer comes from reviews fetched right then, so there's no dashboard tracking an app over time. Signed-in accounts keep their past conversations. Anonymous chats are never stored on our servers: your browser holds the only copy, and if you sign up, that conversation moves into your new account.
- No watching over time
- Reviews carry the app version they were written against, so Seam can tell you which release the complaints cluster on inside a batch. It cannot monitor an app for you or alert you when something changes.
- Free, and capped
- Three messages before you need an account, thirty with one. No card, no trial, nothing to cancel.