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App store ratings
Apple's App Store shows an average star rating and the number of ratings for every app. Once a day we record both for the main apps of listed companies, such as Uber, Netflix and Chipotle, and show how they have changed. The number of ratings tends to follow how many people use an app, though not exactly.
- Where it comes from
Apple publishes each app's rating through its public lookup service. We chose the apps and matched each one to its company.
Who reports it: Apple publishes each app's rating through its public iTunes lookup service. We picked the apps and matched each one to its company ourselves.
Official source
- How often we update it
- Every day
- Last updated
- (11 hours ago)
- Coverage
- Daily snapshots since October 2026, for a chosen list of apps in Apple's US App Store.
- Worth knowing
- Ratings are a rough sign of how many people use an app and how they feel about it, not a measure of a company's sales. The average covers every version of the app since it launched, so it moves slowly, and the count is the better sign of change. Apple sometimes removes ratings it judges to be fake, so a count can fall. We cover Apple's US App Store only, for a chosen list of apps, not Google Play, and not every company has an app that matters to its business. A company can have several apps.
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