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This guide comes out of Steam: the best feedback you're not reading, our webinar on November 5. Our speakers were Valery Schumann, Head of Community Management at Gaijin Entertainment, and Mikhail Malyuta, Data Integrations Product Manager at AppFollow. Veronika Bocharova, Senior Customer Success Manager at AppFollow, was the host.
Fewer than 1 in 100 Steam reviews get...
So, you've got feedback for your app, let’s call it Tidecraft, in four places: Google Play, the App Store, Trustpilot, and Steam. So you ask an AI coding agent to pull all of it into one dashboard. A weekend and a few rounds of fixes later, you have four feeds, a sentiment chart, and a list of top complaints.
Then on Monday, your product lead asks whether sign-in compl...
This guide comes out of ASO under review: shopping and e-commerce edition, the live audit we ran with Yodel Mobile on November 4. Arazoo Kadir, Agency Growth Director at Yodel Mobile, hosted it, with Stephen Cooper, ASO Manager at Yodel Mobile, and Yaroslav Rudnitskiy, Senior Professional Services Manager at AppFollow.
You can watch the full recording here:
Sho...
Copper Horse’s June 2026 app-store inventory contains 161 entries, covering mobile, gaming, desktop and other categories, including stores that have closed. It classifies 65 primarily as mobile app stores. Those figures describe a research inventory, not a count of active publishing opt...
You paste 1,000 app reviews into an LLM on Friday afternoon to get ready for Monday's roadmap meeting. Back comes a tidy list: billing complaints first, then confusing onboarding, then a handful of crashes. It looks ready for a slide.
Nobody counted anything, though. Maybe your prompt held only the longest comments. Maybe ten angry paragraphs about a double charge took...