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before the damage is done.

A 1-star review lands differently at 9am on a Monday than at 11pm on a Friday. ReviewRelay knows the difference. It batches low-urgency feedback during quiet hours and surfaces critical crashes or billing complaints immediately — no configuration required.

Every alert includes a direct link back to the review, the app version the user was running, and a one-click path to compose a public reply. The median time from review posted to team response drops from 3 days to under 40 minutes.

The draft is tuned to the review's tone: a polite acknowledgment for a 4-star with a feature request, a direct apology and fix timeline for a crash report, a genuine thank-you for a 5-star. You set the guardrails; the model fills in the blanks.

Approved replies post directly to the App Store or Play Store through the native reply APIs — no logging into consoles, no copy-pasting. The reviewer sees your response within minutes, not the following Tuesday.

Standard machine translation flattens tone. A frustrated German user and a delighted Japanese user end up reading identically neutral in English. ReviewRelay preserves emotional register — the translation conveys whether someone is genuinely thrilled or politely furious.

Translated reviews are flagged with their source language and region, so you can spot patterns: if three users from Brazil mention the same onboarding step in the same week, that's a signal worth acting on, not losing in the noise.