Track App Store Ratings and Reviews Over Time
See your star rating as a history, not a single snapshot. AppReviewBot logs your iOS App Store and Google Play ratings every day, side by side, so you can spot exactly when a release moved the average and catch a drop before it hurts downloads.
Avg rating
4.62
−0.18 after v4.2
Last 90 days
Average rating dipped after v4.2 shipped, then recovered
Rating history
See the star average as a timeline, not a snapshot.
Today's rating alone hides the story. AppReviewBot logs your App Store and Google Play averages every day so you can spot exactly when a release moved the number — and whether it recovered.
- ✓Daily rating history by app, store, and country
- ✓Spot climbs, holds, and slides before downloads suffer
- ✓Compare iOS and Google Play on one shared view
FitLife · Rating history
App Store + Google Play · 90 days
Current
4.62★
30d change
−0.18
Reviews
1,284
Version correlation
Tie every dip or climb to the release that caused it.
A rating-history chart lined up against your release timeline shows which version shipped right before the average moved. That turns a vague ‘ratings feel worse’ into a concrete engineering follow-up.
- ✓Release markers on the timeline for every connected app
- ✓Version-level breakdowns so you know what shipped when
- ✓Trace crashes and praise back to the build that moved stars
Release impact
Average rating by version
v4.2.1
Aug 3
Login freeze reports spiked
v4.2.0
Jul 28
Dark mode launch + checkout bugs
v4.1.8
Jul 12
Stable baseline before release
Threshold alerts
Get notified the moment the average crosses a line.
By the time someone notices a rating drop in the console, downloads may already be hurt. AppReviewBot watches the average and flags it automatically when it slides past your threshold.
- ✓Automatic alerts when average rating drops past a threshold
- ✓Catch the shift while there is still time to patch and reply
- ✓Pair with review alerts to see the feedback driving the slide
Rating threshold breached
AlertFitLife iOS average fell from 4.62★ to 4.41★ after v4.2.1 — below your 4.50 threshold.
Top drivers
- • 18 new 1★ reviews mentioning “login” / “freeze”
- • Spike started the day v4.2.1 shipped
Everything you need to watch the trend
Historical rating charts
See your average star rating charted by app, store, and country, going back as far as AppReviewBot has been connected.
Version-annotated timeline
Every release is marked on the timeline, so a dip or a climb in the average is easy to trace back to the version that caused it.
Automatic threshold alerts
AppReviewBot watches your average rating and flags it automatically the moment it drops past a threshold, so a slide doesn't go unnoticed.
iOS + Google Play unified view
App Store and Google Play ratings sit on the same chart, so you're comparing trend against trend instead of two separate dashboards.
Multi-app portfolio comparison
Put several apps on the same chart to see which ones are trending up and which ones need attention first.
Exportable reports
Export the rating trend for a stakeholder update without rebuilding the chart from scratch every time.
Want to know why the rating moved? See sentiment trends →
3-step rating pipeline
Connect your apps
Add a store URL or app ID for each app you want tracked — there's no polling delay before history starts logging.
Ratings are logged daily
AppReviewBot records your average rating every day, broken out by app, version, and country, so the history builds automatically.
Get alerted on a threshold
When your average rating drops past a threshold, AppReviewBot flags it automatically so you catch the shift while there's still time to react.
Frequently asked questions
How often is the rating history updated?+
AppReviewBot logs your average star rating every day for each connected app, broken out by store and available country views. That history builds automatically after you connect — no CSV exports from App Store Connect or Play Console, and no manual chart rebuilds. Over weeks and months you get a continuous timeline you can compare against releases instead of a single snapshot that resets every time you open the console.
Can I see rating by app version or country?+
Yes. The rating timeline is annotated with releases so you can see which version shipped right before the average moved. You can also break history down by app, store, and country to tell whether a dip is global or isolated to one market. That version correlation is what turns “ratings feel worse” into a concrete follow-up for the build that caused the change.
Does this replace App Store Connect or Play Console analytics?+
No. App Store Connect and Google Play Console remain the official sources for today’s numbers and store-side reporting. AppReviewBot adds the operational layer those consoles do not emphasize for day-to-day product work: a rating trend over time, version markers on the chart, multi-app comparison, and automatic threshold alerts when the average slides past a line you care about.
Can I export the rating trend for a report?+
Yes. Rating trend charts can be exported for stakeholder updates, weekly reviews, or release postmortems so you do not rebuild the same chart by hand each time. Pair the export with the version timeline and review alerts from the same period when you need to explain why the average moved — not only that it moved.
Watch your ratings as a trend — not a surprise.
Connect your apps and get daily rating history, version markers, and threshold alerts for App Store and Google Play.