A short page for each Android app, laid out the same way every time, in English and in Japanese.
People reach an app from different places and in different languages, yet they ask much the same things first. On Global App Reviews, every app page puts the publisher, the rating, the number of ratings and the install count in the same spot, so the facts are quick to find in either language.
The figures on a page are taken from public store information. The description is a rewritten summary, not the developer’s own text. Downloads are links to Google Play or to a third-party download provider; no file is kept here.
Pages are built ahead of time and served as plain files, so each one opens fast and the facts are there the moment it does.
A wrong detail, or a line that reads oddly in one of the languages? Send a note through the contact page.
It does not test, scan or certify apps, and there is no review team behind it. It does not say an app is available where you live; the store listing is the place to check that. Ratings and install counts belong to the store.
Global App Reviews is a small independent site that lists Android apps and links to their store listings. It is not affiliated with Google or with any app developer.
Each app gets a rewritten summary, a handful of public facts and a link to where it can be downloaded. The decision to install stays with you.
An app looks different in every language. The questions you ask before installing it do not.
