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Jupi - AI Chat & Friend Game

AI APPS YAZILIM HIZMETLERI VE REKLAM FAALIYETLERI ANONIM SIRKETI · App Store rating 4.54 · updated 19 Sep 2026

7.1%
of all its App Store ratings are 1–2 stars
Apple's full star distribution · 33,582 ratings
#6 of 14
by complaint rate in this category
1.09×
category median (6.5%)
443
one- and two-star reviews read
497
written reviews sampled
used for the category breakdown only
4.54★
store rating, all-time

This app's complaint rate is slightly above the category median of 6.5%. Two different denominators, which is the whole point of this page. 4.54 stars is the average of every rating ever submitted, while 7.1% of all 33,582 ratings are 1–2 stars. Separately, we read the last 497 written reviews Apple returns for this app, so that batch is skewed toward complaints and 443 of them (89%) are 1–2 stars. That second batch is what the category breakdown below is built on, and it is never used to compute the rate above.

Where the complaints concentrate

Every one- and two-star review in the sample is assigned to one primary category. The three largest are below. The marker on each bar is the category median for that same complaint type — so you are comparing yourself to the field, not to zero.

Pricing / value
57 of 443 · 13%
vs category 1.8× median
Value complaints are usually a packaging problem, not a price problem.
Missing features
24 of 443 · 5%
vs category 1.4× median
These users are not angry — they are asking for something specific.
Subscription & cancellation
13 of 443 · 3%
vs category 1.0× median
Cancellation friction generates the angriest writing in the dataset.
Read this with care. A 497-review sample carries real error bars, and 30% of the negative reviews in this sample mapped cleanly to a known category — the rest were too vague or too specific to classify and are excluded rather than forced into a bucket. Treat the ranking as meaningful and small gaps as noise.

How it compares to the rest of AI companion & wellbeing

All of these are in the same category we rank against — AI companion & wellbeing. The category median is 6.5%; lower is calmer, higher is angrier. Each name links to that app's own public snapshot.

Character AI14.3%#1 CHAI12.9%#2 Pi, your personal AI11.9%#3 PolyBuzz10.5%#4 Replika - AI Companion Chat10.0%#5 Nomi6.8%#7

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What's public, and what isn't

Snapshot · public

This page

  • Complaint rate and rank
  • Top 3 categories with counts
  • Comparison to category median
  • Free, no signup, shareable
Breakdown · private

What we don't publish

  • Phrase clusters from your reviews
  • Review-by-review classification
  • Head-to-head vs competitors you name
  • What to fix first, and why
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