App Store apps whose ratings have fallen
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- The full list, with filters for genre, reason, and data you'd have to buy.
- The complaints behind the drop, from recent low-star reviews.
- An on-demand brief: what a competitor must build, monthly costs, and a starter prompt.
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Fruitfall lists apps that still look like they make money and whose ratings have dropped. The default floor is about $20k MRR. That figure is an estimate from chart rank — a power law on Apple's top-grossing chart. It is not a number from the developer, and it is not a Sensor Tower measurement. Use it to decide what is worth a look, then read the reviews.
A falling rating is only sometimes a reason to compete. Each classified app gets a reason: the product got worse, the price changed, the users can't leave, or the platform broke it. The ones worth building against are the first kind.
A few from the catalog
Estimated MRR, from chart rank. Complaints and briefs are in the subscription.
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