Understand released app details, ratings, and reviews

Interpret Apple-reported app size, supported languages, device information, and storefront ratings.

Written By Enrique Bonansea

Last updated About 2 hours ago

An app’s detail page combines App Store Connect listing information with available public App Store information. Check each section’s source and version before comparing values.

Released app binary

The Released app binary section shows Apple-reported information for the released version, including app size, supported languages, minimum OS version, and reported devices where available.

  • This is not an inspection of an uploaded build.

  • Download size can vary by device.

  • A listed device must also support the minimum OS version.

  • The device list is not a tested compatibility matrix.

Any size guidance is advisory. It is not an Apple limit or a prediction of downloads. An unreleased app or unavailable public result may have no binary details to display.

Compare listing and binary languages

The language comparison is available when the selected published version matches the released app and both language lists are available. Regional variants are grouped; script differences can be checked only when Apple reports them.

A mismatch flags a difference to investigate. It does not prove that your app is incorrectly localized. When source data is unavailable or the versions do not match, the comparison cannot establish a mismatch.

Read ratings in context

Ratings and Reviews identifies the App Store storefront, retrieval time, and released version. All-version and released-version ratings describe different groups. These are ratings for the indicated storefront, not worldwide totals.

A rating count is not a count of written reviews. Use the exact numeric average alongside the displayed stars, and distinguish No ratings yet from unavailable rating data.

Read written reviews

Use the written-review section when data is available or choose Read reviews on the App Store. Reading reviews in ASO Signals does not post a developer response. The current product does not publish review replies or other Apple product-data changes.

Start from Apps, select an app, and check the version and storefront shown in the relevant section.