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The Fastest Way To Translate iOS and Android App Reviews

Aug 3, 2014·3 min read

Summary

The article announces the addition of a translation feature to the Review Analysis module, addressing customer requests for easier comprehension of app reviews in foreign languages. This feature enables users to translate reviews into several languages via a dropdown menu, helping to uncover valuable insights such as new keywords, desired features, and bugs. The translation feature supports both the Apple App Store and Google Play across all supported countries.

While only a specific set of target languages is available, users can translate from a wider range of source languages; for example, Arabic can be translated into English or Spanish. The company plans to expand the feature further. Review Analysis is exclusive to Enterprise users, encouraging readers to explore their plans for access.

The article emphasizes that not all reviews are in the default language of an app store's country, so the translation tool prevents missing critical information.

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