App crashes on login after update
v2.4.1 broke login on iPhone 15. Please fix.
App Store · US · v2.4.1
Connect AppReviewBot to Slack in minutes. Get AI summaries, sentiment triage, smart routing, and auto-translation for every iOS and Android review your app receives.
App crashes on login after update
v2.4.1 broke login on iPhone 15. Please fix.
App Store · US · v2.4.1
Changed how I track workouts
New plans are finally useful. Love dark mode.
Google Play · UK · v2.4.0
Delivered in <60s · AI triaged
Slack-native alerts
Store consoles get checked when someone remembers. Slack gets checked all day. AppReviewBot posts each App Store and Google Play review into the channel with enough context to act immediately.
App crashes on login after update
Updated to 2.4.1 this morning and login freezes on iPhone 15. Had to reinstall twice.
US · iPhone 15 · v2.4.1
Changed how I track workouts
Dark mode looks great and the new workout plans are finally useful. Keep going!
UK · Pixel 8 · v2.4.0
Channel routing
One noisy channel trains people to mute alerts. Build rules on rating, keyword, sentiment, country, or app so engineering, support, and marketing each see what they own.
Slack routing
3 active · FitLife workspace
Crash reports → Eng
Billing issues → Support
5★ praise → Wins
Close the loop
Each alert is a shared action queue: see the review, read the AI summary, assign an owner, and reply. With Slack replies enabled, what you write can publish straight to the App Store or Google Play.
App crashes on login after update
Updated to 2.4.1 this morning and login freezes on iPhone 15. Had to reinstall twice.
AI summary
Login freeze after 2.4.1 — likely auth regression on iOS. Route to eng.
What you get
Reviews hit Slack the moment they post — no daily digests, no manual store checks, no waiting.
Filter by star rating, keyword, country, or sentiment. Bugs go to engineering, billing to support, praise to marketing.
Every alert ships with a generated summary and sentiment label. Your team understands urgency before clicking anything.
Reviews in any language are translated automatically so global markets never get missed.
Use Slack alerts as a shared action queue. Assign owners, track responses, close the loop — without leaving Slack.
Monitor dozens of apps from one workspace. One stream, every store, every market.
A practical Slack loop
Authorize your workspace, pick a channel, and add iOS or Android apps by URL or store ID. Alerts start flowing immediately.
Filter by rating, keyword, country, or sentiment so eng, support, and marketing each get a clean queue.
Read the AI summary in Slack, assign an owner, and reply — with optional publish-back to the store when Slack replies are enabled.
FAQ
Yes. AppReviewBot connects your Apple App Store and Google Play apps and posts new reviews into Slack channels your team already uses — typically in under 60 seconds. Each message includes the star rating, review title and body, store metadata (version, device, country), sentiment, and an AI summary so product, support, and engineering can act without opening App Store Connect or Play Console first. You can also enable Slack replies so the response you write in-channel publishes straight back to the store.
Yes. Teams commonly filter by star rating, keywords (for example crash, refund, or billing), app, country, and sentiment so only actionable reviews interrupt the channel. Route 1–2★ bug reports into #eng-alerts, billing complaints into support, and 5★ praise into a wins channel — or keep a single #app-reviews stream with quieter noise rules. Filters keep Slack calm while still catching the reviews that would otherwise sit unseen in the store consoles.
Basic bots often dump raw review text into a channel with little context. AppReviewBot focuses on chat-native triage: sub-60-second delivery, AI summaries, sentiment labels, auto-translation for global markets, rating and keyword routing, and a reply workflow that lets teams assign owners and close the loop from Slack. The goal is not just notification — it is getting the right review to the right person fast enough to protect ratings and help users.
Most teams connect Slack and add their first app in a few minutes. Authorize the Slack workspace, pick a channel, connect an App Store or Google Play app by URL or store ID, and optionally add routing rules. After that, new reviews start flowing automatically — no CSV exports, no hourly polling jobs, and no need for someone to refresh the store consoles every morning.
Connect Slack once and start a live review loop for iOS and Android — with routing, AI summaries, and reply workflows built in.