Find recurring pain
Group Reviews into an evolving topic catalogue shared by an App’s Store Connections.
ReviewInbox centralizes Reviews, shows the patterns behind them, drafts replies with AI, and lets you edit before anything is published.

Review analysis
Explore interactive trends by period, Store, and app version. Filter by topic, intent, or reported severity, then open the Reviews behind a chart segment. Pending topics stay visible with a clear provisional treatment while your team validates them.
Group Reviews into an evolving topic catalogue shared by an App’s Store Connections.
Scan a common severity scale and drill from a chart segment into the supporting Reviews.
Jev classifies Reviews. Luna proposes missing topics, while your team approves and corrects the catalogue.
See App Store and Google Play reviews together in one queue.
Get a first Reply Draft, then edit and publish it when ready.
Connect your mobile apps once and keep review work in one place.
See recurring topics, reported severity, and trends by period, store, and app version.
The providers expose different permissions and review windows. Read the setup guide before you paste a Store Credential.
Use an App Store Connect API key. Apple exposes paginated customer reviews, and a Published Reply can take up to 24 hours to appear.
Read the App Store guideUse a service account with Reply to reviews permission. The API exposes written production reviews from the last week and limits replies to 350 characters.
Read the Google Play guideReviews, Reply Drafts, and Published Replies stay separate. AI helps with the blank page, while your team keeps the final say.
New App Store and Google Play reviews arrive with the app and store beside them.
AI prepares a Reply Draft from the review and your guidance so you can edit it before publishing.
Edit, skip, or approve each draft before anything is published.
Published replies stay separate from drafts, so you can see what was sent.
Pricing is intentionally simple while ReviewInbox is early. Start with Cloud, or run the same product yourself.
Free
For trying ReviewInbox on one App.
Starter
For a small team running a couple of Apps.
Pro
For teams managing several Apps and higher review volume.
Run the same ReviewInbox product on your own VPS. You operate the infrastructure, AI provider, backups, and updates.
No. AI drafting creates Reply Drafts only. Publishing remains an explicit workflow action controlled by your team.
Yes. The self-hosted stack runs with Docker Compose and keeps your data under your own infrastructure.
ReviewInbox supports App Store and Google Play review workflows. Each store has its own access and review-history limits.
Jev classifies imported Reviews by topic, intent, and reported severity. Luna proposes missing topics for human approval. Analysis stays separate from Reply Draft generation and never publishes replies.
Centralize Reviews, generate Reply Drafts, and publish with confidence from one focused inbox.