Paste the store link
Either store works. We read the 20 most recent public reviews for the country in the link (US if none), then build the deck. Nothing is stored unless you download it.
Your review read, slide by slide
Scroll the preview, then download the PDF to share it.
What the analyzer does, and what it does not
The 20 most recent public reviews
From the store in your link. Google Play and the App Store publish these openly; we read them the way a person with a browser could, and we do not keep them.
Themes, praise, complaints, requests
Each review is grouped into the topics it raises, sentiment follows the star rating, and the quotes on every slide are verbatim from the reviews, never paraphrased.
A sample, not a census
Twenty reviews show what is loud right now, not the whole picture. Run it monthly and compare the theme counts, or connect the store as a source and let Chorus read every review as it lands.
Before you paste a link
Which stores are supported?
Google Play and the Apple App Store. Paste the app’s store link. The country in an App Store link is respected, defaulting to the US store.
How many reviews does it read?
The 20 most recent public reviews for the app.
Is my app’s review data stored?
Nothing is stored unless you download the deck, in which case we keep the name and work email you give us so we can send it.
What is in the deck?
Eight slides: a cover, a snapshot with the rating distribution, the themes, what people love, what they complain about, what they ask for, next steps, and how HyperOrbit reads reviews continuously.
Is 20 reviews enough?
It is a sample, not a census: enough to see what is loud right now. Run it monthly and compare theme counts, or connect the store as a source and let Chorus read every review.
Reviews are one source. Your customers use fifteen.
Chorus reads app reviews alongside tickets, calls and surveys, continuously, and ranks the themes by the revenue behind them.