Type in any company. SentiSonar reads its app-store reviews, news coverage and public discussion threads, and turns them into one clear, daily-refreshed report on how customers feel and why.
Net sentiment, the share of negative comments and total volume for the last 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days, each compared with the period before. A rolling 7-day line shows whether things are getting better or worse.
SentiSonar groups comments into recurring themes and picks out the titles and products people name. So you see not just that people are unhappy, but whether it's playback, payments or the show that just left your catalogue.
When the volume of comments jumps, SentiSonar flags the spike automatically, so a bad release, an outage or a pricing change doesn't go unnoticed.
The Voices list shows real quotes, each linked to where it was posted, with an English translation next to the original where one is available. Share them with your team, or drop the whole report into a PDF in one click.
Yours, a competitor's, or both. SentiSonar suggests the matching Google Play and App Store apps; you confirm.
App Store and Google Play reviews, news headlines, public discussion threads and public posts on X (Twitter). Every comment is sorted into positive, neutral or negative.
Trends, themes, spikes and real quotes, refreshed every day. Export it as a PDF whenever you need it.
Every plan includes all reports, themes, spike flags, translated quotes, PDF export and unlimited viewers.
Prices exclude VAT. Pay yearly and get two months free. Every plan comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee on your first month. Need more than 15 companies? Talk to us.
Google Play and Apple App Store reviews, Google News headlines and public discussion on Hacker News and Bluesky. On Team and Portfolio, SentiSonar also reads public X (Twitter), Reddit, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok posts that mention the company, plus comments and replies on the brand's own Facebook, Instagram and TikTok posts: the last 7 days on the first run, then new posts every day, within a fair-use cap. The coverage panel always shows which sources were collected for each company, so you know what the numbers are based on.
Every comment is read automatically and labelled positive, neutral or negative. Every number links back to the real quotes behind it, so you can check for yourself.
Yes. A "company" can be anyone you choose: your own service, a rival, or a sister brand. Each plan simply sets how many you can track at once.
No. Sign in, type a company name, and your report starts building. On Team and Portfolio, we'll also join a short call to check the sources are right for your business.
Yes, any time. Monthly plans stop at the end of the month, and if SentiSonar isn't right for you in your first paid month, we'll refund it.