In the reviewer’s own language, and nothing gets posted until you approve it.
The App Store and Google Play notify the reviewer when you reply — a prompt, specific answer often earns an improved rating.
So I draft a reply to every review, in the reviewer’s own language, ready for you to approve.
Ranked by how many users each one hurts, with the likely cause and a fix to try first.
Apps that crash or freeze a lot get shown less in store search, so one buggy release can quietly cost you downloads.
So I rank every crash by how many users it hurts, and tell you before your rating does.
On the App Store and Google Play, from the first few users to everyone, and I tell you the moment something changes.
The App Store and Google Play can release a new version to some of your users first, so you can catch problems before everyone gets it.
So I watch every rollout and tell you the moment one goes live, ramps, pauses or halts.
I find the flag behind a crash spike, and you turn it off for everyone, without waiting on a store review.
Ship the code switched off, turn it on for 5%, and roll back in seconds — no emergency store review.
So if a new feature starts crashing, I tell you which flag is behind it, and you turn it off in one tap.
Every test gets a clear answer: ship it, drop it, or stop waiting.
Even at the biggest tech companies, most ideas that get tested don’t help. Often only about 1 in 10 actually wins.
So I tell you when a test has a real winner, or has been flat long enough to stop.
Titles, keywords and descriptions for every language you sell in, plus a critique of your store graphics, all ready for you to approve.
Tuning your store listing so more people find your app in search — and more of them install it.
So I draft sharper titles and descriptions for each language, with the keywords behind them.
And even better, I’ll show you why they don’t, and what I can do about it.
Apple and Google report what sold — not the screens and friction that led someone to pay. That part is on me.
So I trace each sale back to what the buyer did in your app before paying.
Every module starts supervised: I draft, you approve. After enough approvals with no edits, you can switch that module to auto.
You can switch it back anytime, and every action I take is logged.
Review and approve from wherever you are.
54 tools across every module. Ask about reviews, crashes, releases or revenue, and act on them without leaving your editor.
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Free. I draft, you approve.
Plenty of actions. Autonomy.
Your whole portfolio.
An app is one platform: iOS and Android count separately. An action is one thing I do for you: a drafted review reply, a proposed listing change, a suggested price.