Review feed

The review feed shows all your app store reviews in a single, filterable list. You can filter by date, rating, language, response status, and keywords to find the reviews that need your attention.

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Supported platforms

The feed displays reviews from all five supported app stores:

• Google Play
• App Store (iOS)
• Samsung Galaxy Store
• Huawei AppGallery
• RuStore

Reviews from all platforms appear in the same feed, so you can manage everything from one place.

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Interface layout

The review feed has four main sections. Header controls let you switch between connected apps (or select multiple apps to see all their reviews together), view metrics for your current filter set, and download reviews as CSV on paid plans. Filtering sidebar gives you controls for date range, star rating, language, keyword search, and response status. All filters combine as an intersection, so adding more filters narrows your results. Review stream is the main list of review cards. Each card is expandable and includes the response tools, status indicators, and quick action buttons. Pagination controls at the bottom let you navigate between pages and adjust how many reviews show per page (10 to 100).

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Multi-app selection

You can select multiple apps in the header and see reviews from all of them in one combined feed. This is useful when you manage several apps and want a single view of recent feedback across your portfolio.

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Filtering

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Date range

Pick a date range to focus on a specific time period. There are 9 preset options:

• Today
• Yesterday
• Last 3 days
• Last 7 days
• Last 30 days
• Last 60 days
• This month
• Last month
• This year

You can also set a custom date range by picking specific start and end dates.

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Rating

Filter by one or more star ratings (1 through 5). You can select multiple ratings at once. For example, selecting 1 and 2 stars shows only negative reviews.

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Language

Filter reviews by language to focus on specific markets. You can select one or more languages from the list of detected review languages.

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Keyword search

Search for specific words or phrases in review text. Use quotes for exact phrase matching (e.g., “login bug”). Space-separated terms match any occurrence.

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Response status

Filter by reply state to manage your workflow:

• All: show every review
• With response: reviews that have a published reply
• Without response: reviews with no reply yet
• Pending approval: reviews with a response waiting for team approval

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Platform filtering

To filter by platform, select or deselect specific apps in the header. Each app is tied to its platform, so selecting only your Google Play apps effectively filters to Google Play reviews.

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Sorting

You can sort the review feed using 8 options:

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Review cards

Each review card shows:

• Star rating (1-5)
• Review text (full content, never truncated)
• App version the reviewer was using
• Device information
• Language with a country flag
• Country of the reviewer
• Date the review was posted
• Like count (Google Play only, based on “helpful” votes)
• Update history indicator when the reviewer has edited their review

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Reply states

Each review card shows its current response status:

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Review history

When a user edits their review, you can see the previous versions along with the dates of each edit. This helps you understand how a user’s sentiment changed over time.

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Similar reviews (Pro plan)

Right-click or use the context menu on any review card to find semantically similar reviews. This uses vector similarity search to surface reviews about the same topic or issue, even if they use different wording.

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Featured reviews (Pro plan)

A separate tab in the feed shows featured and highlighted reviews from Google Play and App Store. These are the reviews that app stores surface most prominently to potential users.

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Topic filtering from AI summary

When viewing the AI summary for your current filter set, you can click any detected theme or topic to filter the review feed down to reviews matching that topic. This lets you quickly drill into specific areas of feedback.