A free, instant read on where your app's rating actually stands — your live Play Store numbers, the gap to the 4.0 install-conversion line, your real recent reviews, and where you sit against comparable apps. No sign-up.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I'm Sameer, founder of RIENVOR. I work on one specific problem: consumer apps whose Play Store rating has slipped below 4.0, where it quietly starts filtering installs and pushing up the cost of every paid user.
The hard part for most founders is seeing the problem clearly. The store shows a single number, but not the gap to where installs actually convert, not which recent reviews are dragging it down, and not how you stack up against comparable apps.
So I built a free Rating Health Check. Paste a Google Play link and you get an instant read: your live rating and review volume, exactly how far you sit from the 4.0 line, your newest 1-star reviews, and where you stand against same-scale apps in your category. No sign-up, nothing stored.
It's genuinely useful on its own. If the read looks familiar and you want to talk about moving the number, that's what RIENVOR does, but the check stands alone.
Would love feedback, especially from anyone shipping consumer apps: what would make the read more useful?
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Would love to see a version history chart for ratings and reviews over time, so I can spot whether a recent release actually moved the needle or if a sudden dip lines up with a specific update.
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@remtavsancwkks Funny enough, you're the first person to ask for the exact thing I've been building.
I've had a small tracker running for the last 18 days that checks the same apps every day, and one thing that surprised me was how much the Play Store rating hides. Because it's rounded to one decimal, some apps were clearly moving behind the scenes while the public rating never changed.
Play Console already does a good job for your own app. What I wanted was the same kind of timeline for apps we don't own, so we can compare competitors and see whether it's one app having a bad week or something happening across the whole category.
It's still a work in progress because you can't build history overnight. Every app has to be tracked day by day, so I'm slowly growing it across different categories. Once I have enough data and it's polished, it'll become part of the Rating Health Check.
Would love to see a version history chart for ratings and reviews over time, so I can spot whether a recent release actually moved the needle or if a sudden dip lines up with a specific update.
@remtavsancwkks Funny enough, you're the first person to ask for the exact thing I've been building.
I've had a small tracker running for the last 18 days that checks the same apps every day, and one thing that surprised me was how much the Play Store rating hides. Because it's rounded to one decimal, some apps were clearly moving behind the scenes while the public rating never changed.
Play Console already does a good job for your own app. What I wanted was the same kind of timeline for apps we don't own, so we can compare competitors and see whether it's one app having a bad week or something happening across the whole category.
It's still a work in progress because you can't build history overnight. Every app has to be tracked day by day, so I'm slowly growing it across different categories. Once I have enough data and it's polished, it'll become part of the Rating Health Check.