Appstr generates app websites, privacy policies, support portals and AI review reports for app publishers. Free plan; paid plans from $1.99/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Appstr describes itself as an AI operating system for app publishers. It covers the work that starts after an app is submitted to the App Store, Mac App Store or Google Play: a public website, a privacy policy URL, a support page, and a way to make sense of user reviews and feedback.
The company positions the product against a patchwork of tools. Developers might use Carrd, Notion or Webflow for a site, generic generators for legal text, and Gmail, Google Forms, Zendesk or GitHub Issues for support. Appstr puts these jobs in one dashboard built around apps rather than a generic help desk.
Setup has four steps. A developer signs up with email, Google, GitHub or Apple, and Appstr creates a workspace automatically. The developer adds an app and answers a short privacy wizard about data, SDKs and tracking. Appstr then generates a landing page, privacy policy and support portal, which the site says go live in minutes.
After that, the developer connects reviews. Appstr ingests App Store and Google Play reviews, clusters them, scores sentiment and combines them with tickets and ratings into a weekly AI report. The sample report on the homepage flags a rating dip, names the likely cause, counts feature requests and suggests a next release.
On the publishing side, Appstr generates a responsive landing page with custom domain support and hosts a versioned, editable privacy policy based on the wizard answers. A hosted support portal lets users report bugs, request features and ask for help, with email intake and AI categorization feeding a single inbox.
On the analysis side, review intelligence turns store reviews into sentiment trends and bug clusters. An AI product manager dashboard summarizes what users like, what broke and what to build next, while bug and feature triage ranks clusters, tracks recurring requests and flags rating risk.
Appstr is an AI operating system for app publishers. It generates an app website, privacy policy, support portal, customer feedback pipeline and weekly AI product report for apps on the App Store, Mac App Store and Google Play.
Appstr has a free plan at $0. Paid plans are Indie at $1.99 per month, Pro at $29.99 per month and Studio at $89.99 per month. Add-ons range from $5 to $49 per month.
Yes. The Free plan includes 1 app, an Appstr subdomain, a landing page, a privacy policy, a support form and a monthly AI report. The site states no credit card is required.
Appstr targets indie developers, AI app builders, small studios and agencies. It fits people who publish one or more apps and want post-launch tasks handled in one place.
The Advanced Integrations add-on, priced at $29 per month, covers GitHub, Linear, Jira, Sentry and RevenueCat. Appstr also ingests reviews from the App Store and Google Play.
No. The site states that generated marketing and privacy content are editable templates, not legal advice. The policy is based on answers to a privacy wizard about data, SDKs and tracking.
Free allows 1 app, Indie 3, Pro 10 and Studio 25. Extra apps above a plan limit cost $5 per app per month.
The site says a first useful result arrives in under 10 minutes, and that the landing page, privacy policy and support portal go live in minutes after the privacy wizard.