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App Store integrations in Relay.app

Use Relay.app's App Store integration to trigger actions across your apps

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Use Relay.app's App Store integration to trigger actions across your apps

Reply to an App Store review automatically in your Relay.app workflows

Add any App Store to your workflow

Overview

Connect App Store to your other apps. Coordinate across apps and keep data up-to-date where you need it, when you need it, automatically. Build your first Relay.app workflow in minutes. Check below for the App Store triggers and actions Relay.app supports today and just let us know if we’re missing one you need.

Relay.app is an automation tool that people love for its deep & easy-to-use integrations, embedded AI features, human-in-the-loop functionality, and powerful workflow essentials.

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Triggers

Review

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App reviewed

Actions

Review

Reply to review

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Automatically send emails through Gmail every time your app is reviewed in the App Store

Relay.app is an automation tool that lets you automate actions across App Store, Gmail, and many other apps. In this guide, we'll show you how to use Relay.app to automatically run the App Store “App reviewed” action for each Gmail “Send email” event.

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Automatically send Slack messages to a channel when your app is reviewed

Are you tired of manually monitoring your app's review pages and losing valuable user feedback? Say hello to Relay.app - the ultimate solution to streamline your feedback management process and keep your team informed and proactive. Imagine never missing out on valuable user feedback again. With Re

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Send a Gmail draft when your app is reviewed on the App Store

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Automatically create a new draft in Gmail every time an app is reviewed in the App Store

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Automatically send Slack direct messages for new App Store reviews

User feedback is the cornerstone of success in the fast-paced app development world. Every review and every comment holds invaluable insights that can shape the trajectory of your app's journey. Yet, keeping track of every review across the vast expanse of the App Store can be a monumental challenge.

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Add App Store reviews to Retable

Learn how to capture and organize App Store reviews by automatically adding them as new rows in Retable every time your app gets reviewed.

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Automatically send an envelope for signing through Signeasy every time an app is reviewed in the App Store Automatically add labels to emails in Gmail every time an app review is detected in the App Store Automatically create Google Sheet rows every time an app is reviewed in the App Store Automate App Store Reviews to Airtable

FAQ

What is Relay.app?
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Relay.app is a modern, easy-to-use automation tool with deep integrations and rich workflow features. If you have a workflow that requires input from a teammate—like making a decision that requires human judgment, reviewing the output of an AI model, or approving a next step—Relay.app is the platform for you. Beyond its features, Relay.app’s user-friendly experience makes it an excellent tool for anyone on your team to pick up.
Learn more about Relay.app's features.
How do I connect App Store to Relay.app?
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1. Create a free Relay.app account.
2. Set up a trigger, which is what will start each workflow run.
3. Choose one or more actions to run as part of your workflow.
4. Connect and authorize App Store and any other apps you want to automate.
5. Turn on your workflow, and start getting your repetitive tasks done without lifting another finger.
Check above for some example workflows, or visit our help center for more details on how to get started.
Is Relay.app a Make.com alternative for automating App Store?
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Yes. Make is a powerful automation platform with a visual scenario editor. But if you’re looking for a way to automate App Store that combines ease of use with the ability to integrate AI and human decision making seamlessly into your workflow, along with exceptional support, Relay.app is the go-to automation tool for your business.
For more info check out our article comparing Relay.app to Make or our comparison of Make alternatives.
Of course we're biased, but we believe Relay.app is the best way to automate App Store—give it a try and let us know what you think.

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Salama💯

@SalamaErgossum

Just ran my first automation workflow with @relay !

I wanted to send newsletters from Outlook to Notion, and it was so easy I almost cried—after struggling and giving up with other tools like Make.

Huge thanks to @relay for empowering non-tech folks like me!

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@marcoETmx

I discovered @relay and it is incredible

Peter Jauhal

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Relay is a fantastic app. I keep finding new uses for it everyday. I am not a programmer but I can make some really complicated work flows work pretty quickly.

Lucas Grey

@ImLucasGrey

Falling in love with @relay. Tried make and zapier and this uiux worked the simplest. It gets the job done.

Automated our waitlist collection and replying process.
Used gpt in the workflow to parse the replies to our waitlist email qtns & saved them into our notion database.

Rafa

@rafanocode

I truly appreciate how @relay presents testing info. You can easily see what you are testing, and the messages are very clear if there's an error.

They are definitely creating a fantastic tool!

Screenshot showing how to test a step in an automated workflow in Relay.app

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.@relay is just straight out awesome. Give it a try

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Relay's "human in the loop" model is super effective for teams. Not only is this the best designed UI for automation building on the market, they've really thought about how not everything can be automated. Fantastic for building operationalized SOPs.