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Feedback Exchange

Post your app — shipped or still in TestFlight — get honest product feedback from other developers, and give feedback back. The people answering ship apps too; they spot what your friends politely don't.

Product feedback only — never App Store reviews. Trading, buying or incentivising App Store ratings and reviews breaks App Store Review Guideline 5.6.3 (Discovery Fraud) and the Developer Program License Agreement, and Apple removes apps and terminates accounts over it. Everything posted here stays on Appstro. Don't ask anyone for stars — report anyone who does.

About this tool

Trade honest product feedback with other developers

Post your app with a brief, write a structured critique on someone else’s, and earn feedback back. It is product feedback between developers — first impression, what works, what to fix — on listings and TestFlight builds.

It is deliberately reciprocal: you can hold a small number of open requests, and giving feedback is what earns more.

How it works
  1. 1Sign in and post an app with a short brief on what you want looked at.
  2. 2Critique someone else’s app across three structured fields, each with a minimum length so a review has to say something.
  3. 3Your credits go up as you give feedback, which is what lets you post again.
  4. 4Optionally attach one of your own open requests so the person you helped can return the favour.
What it cannot tell you
  • This is NOT an App Store review exchange, and it must never become one. Trading or incentivising App Store ratings breaks Apple’s review guidelines and the developer agreement, and gets accounts terminated. Nothing here links to, mentions or scores an App Store review.
  • Feedback is opinion from another developer, not user research. A person who was asked to look at your app is not behaving like someone who found it.
  • An AI-drafted critique cannot be submitted unedited — an unedited read of a listing is worth nothing to the person receiving it.
Questions

Is this an App Store review exchange?

No, and it never will be. Trading App Store ratings violates Apple’s guidelines and risks account termination. This is product feedback: what works, what does not, what to fix.

How do I get feedback on my app?

Give it first. Credits come from writing critiques, which is what keeps the board from filling with requests nobody answers.

Can I post a TestFlight build?

Yes. A TestFlight link works in place of an App Store listing for apps that have not shipped yet.

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