Your reviews already say what to fix. In every language they arrive in.
Clevely reads every App Store review you have ever had — every country, every language, the whole history — and groups them into themes with the quotes behind each number. Then it drafts a reply to each one, in the reviewer’s language, that you approve.
A sample report
— a fictional app: 2,418 reviews, 31 countries, the last 90 daysStreaks reset to zero after the 7.14 update — 31 reports in nine days, and rising.
Nineteen are one-star. It appears in German, Japanese and Portuguese before it appears in English, because the largest markets updated first.
- Streaks reset to zero after updating31 reportsgetting worse
- Watch complication stops refreshing18 reportssteady
- The new month view is lovely24 reportsgood news
Seventy-one reviews carried no theme — mostly one-word ratings and “love it”. They are counted and excluded, not hidden.
- One
Every language, one theme
“Streak gone” and “Serie verschwunden” are the same complaint. They become one row with a count, not two you never connect.
- Two
The quotes behind the number
Every count opens into the reviews that made it, with the version and country. A dashboard you cannot audit is a dashboard you stop trusting.
- Three
Replies you approve, not send blind
One position per theme, checked once by you, then written into each reviewer’s own language — with an English translation under every one.
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