Application record · ID 879478102
Google Slides
by Google · Productivity · Free
- Average rating
- 4.7
- 404.7K ratings
- Ratings
- 404.7K
- On store since
- 2014
- 11 yrs 345 d
- Languages
- 67
Analyst summary
Last verified 4 Aug 2026Google Slides is a Productivity application published by Google. It holds a 4.7-star average across 404,720 public ratings.
It is actively maintained: the most recent update we observed shipped 3 Aug 2026. The listing has been on the store for 11 yrs 345 d.
On the listing it is localized into 67 languages, a 375 MB download, runs on iPhone 5s and newer · iPad.
Position in category
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Distribution computed with the category report · Full category report
Review intelligence
Medium confidenceUsers find the app good for creative tasks but frequently report issues with iPad functionality and the user interface.
it helped me make a game so I can play when bored and it's also good for collecting research and learning
It deleted multiple of my slideshows without it showing up in the trash. I’ve already tried to gain back my slides to no avail.
Trajectory: stable · recomputed when new reviews arrive · limitations
Health timeline
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- 3 Aug 2026 Update Updated to v1.2026.31101 The most recent version we observed on the listing.
- 13 Jul 2026 Board Entered Family Friendly in Productivity Best position observed: #25.
- 26 Aug 2014 Launch Launched on the App Store Original release date stated on the listing.
Dates are read from the listing and from our own daily observations; the rating curve accrues going forward. How we track.
Listing & advisories
Download size
375 MB
Minimum iOS
17.0
Devices supported
iPhone 5s and newer · iPad
Age rating
4+
Advisories
None listed by the publisher
Screenshots
5 on the listing
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Rankings this app appears on
Peer set
Peers are well-rated apps in Productivity, selected by category and rating — not by similarity of description, so the comparison is like-for-like on scale.
| App | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google Slides | 4.7 | 404.7K | Free |
| Granola - AI Meeting Notes | 5.0 | 11.2K | Free |
| Brick - Ditch Distractions | 4.9 | 49.1K | Free |
| 番茄ToDo-极简高效自律番茄钟 | 4.9 | 4,843 | Free |
| MFIT Personal | 4.9 | 3,990 | Free |
| QuickScan:PDF OCR Text Scanner | 4.9 | 3,891 | Free |
| Keeper Password Manager | 4.9 | 228.8K | Free |
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Provenance
- Source
- Public App Store listing metadata and public customer reviews.
- Collection window
- Last read 4 Aug 2026. Listing re-read daily; reviews re-read on a slower cadence.
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