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Your users are already telling you.

They write down what your product should do next. It arrives in dozens of languages, at all hours — so most of it gets skipped. Reviewcast clears everything out of the way, so listening is the easy part.

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How it works

We stand between the review and your decision.

A user writes. We handle the middle. You decide what it means.

They write
★★★★★

„Endlich eine App, die einfach funktioniert! Nur der Dunkelmodus fehlt.“

k_reinhardt · App Store · 04:12

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Delivered everywhere

Wherever your team already works.

Slack, Discord, Zendesk, email or signed webhooks — one destination on Solo, as many as you like on Team and Studio, plus the API on Studio. Each destination keeps its own star-rating and translation rules.

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AI reply drafts

Answer from the dashboard.

Ask for a draft, written in the reviewer's own language and shaped by a brand voice you set. Regenerate, edit anything, then post it publicly to the App Store or Google Play from the review's page in the dashboard. Slack's Reply button opens that page, and after posting, Slack gets a thread follow-up. Drafts never send themselves; a person always submits. AI drafts are on Team and Studio; posting replies works on every plan.

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Analytics

Know how your apps are actually doing.

Rating trends by store with release markers, plus up to five competitor apps tracked beside your own — on every plan. Team and Studio add sentiment and topics, computed as each review arrives. Rating-drop alerts fire when your recent average rating falls by an amount you set, and if someone quietly edits a review you've already seen, you hear about that too.

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Who uses Reviewcast

Different teams use it differently.

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FAQ

A few things people ask.

Which stores are supported?

Public apps on the Apple App Store and Google Play, across many country storefronts and dozens of locales. Reviews are translated into English on arrival.

Do I need store API credentials?

Not to start. Search for your app by name and reviews begin arriving — monitoring needs no connection to App Store Connect or the Play Console. Credentials are only required later, if you want to post public replies from Reviewcast.

How fast do reviews arrive?

Reviewcast checks for new reviews every 30 minutes. Google Play is checked in full each time; on the App Store, countries are checked in rotation, up to 10 per check, so each country comes round every 30 minutes to a few hours, depending on how many have new reviews. Most destinations get a new review in the check that finds it; email digests go out on their schedule, and channels that filter by topic get it one check later, once its AI topics are in.

How does translation work?

Reviews in any language are translated automatically on arrival — included on every plan, with the original text always one click away.

Can I route by rating or keyword?

Yes. Team and Studio can send 1-stars to an urgent channel and 5-stars to a wins channel, or route by AI topic — each destination follows one app listing with its own independent rules, and any channel can be paused without deleting it. Solo has one channel, which can still filter by star range. Keyword matches are for personal Slack alerts.

Is there a free trial?

Every plan includes a 14-day free trial of the full product. Payment details are only needed if you choose to continue.

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