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The Ratings page tracks your store rating itself (the number shown on your app’s store listing), separately from review content and topics.
Ratings page: vitals row, daily average rating chart, and store rating trend, for the selected apps and date range
For a single Google Play app, the language selector is hidden on this page. The headline rating is the app’s worldwide rating, which is the same across every storefront, so a per-language breakdown of that single number would be noise. Per-language ratings are still shown in the by-language table further down, which reads per-country rating snapshots instead. For App Store apps the selector stays visible and lists the storefronts that have ratings.

Vitals and charts

The top of the page gives a vitals row with Avg Rating, Total Ratings (all ratings, silent ones included), 5-Star Rate, Sentiment, and Reply Effect for the window. Avg Rating and Sentiment have a sparkline and a period comparison, and Total Ratings has a sparkline and a per-day rate. Below the vitals row is a set of charts:
  • Daily average rating: the average of new ratings received each day, with a linear trend line over the period.
  • Store rating: the rating actually shown on your store listing, snapshotted over time.
  • All ratings: cumulative rating total over time.
Google Play and App Store are the two stores this page reads rating snapshots from. When every app you select is on Samsung Galaxy Store, Huawei AppGallery, or RuStore, the page shows Rating analytics not available for this store instead. When you select several apps and some of them are on those stores, a banner reads Samsung, Huawei, and RuStore apps are excluded from rating analytics.

Breakdown: by language and by version

For a single-app scope, a tabbed table beneath the charts switches between two breakdowns: By Language shows the store rating per storefront/locale. Google Play and App Store each keep a separate rating histogram per country, so this table reads that per-country data as a language breakdown, via each language’s mapped storefront country. Each row shows the language, its country code, the current score, and the change over the period (Δ period). The total store ratings figure is shown once above the table, not per language.
Ratings by-language breakdown table, showing the store rating and its change per language
Version impact shows one row per app version: rating delta and sentiment delta observed after that version shipped, plus an AI-generated summary highlighting what likely changed. This is how you’d confirm whether a release actually moved the needle on ratings, not just guess from the timing.
Ratings by-version breakdown table, showing rating impact and an AI-written summary for each app version
Selecting more than one app still shows the vitals row and charts as a combined total across those apps, but the by-language and by-version breakdown table is single-app only, since both readings (per-storefront histograms, per-version releases) only make sense for one app at a time.

Overview

Review volume and topic distribution alongside these rating trends

Reply performance

See whether replying to reviews actually changes their rating