Release Intelligence for mobile apps
ST STATICS connects app store reviews, crash data and metrics into concrete issues — so you know what broke after a release, who’s affected, and what to do about it.
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Reviews this week
1,284
+12%
Average rating
4.6
+0.2
Awaiting reply
37
−8
Crashes on launch after the 4.2 update.
Offline mode is exactly what I needed.
Fast and clean — push arrives late though.
Collects from · delivers to
Designed around how developers, support and product actually triage reviews.
TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest, encrypted store credentials, full audit log.
Roles, permissions, review assignment and internal notes in one workspace.
Recurring-issue detection, sentiment classification and AI-drafted replies (beta).
Connect a store, sync your reviews, and work your first inbox the same day.
Sentry has never read a Google Play review. AppFollow has never seen a stack trace. ST STATICS is the layer where the complaint, the exception and the metric become one issue — with the evidence for it attached.
Reviews × Crashes × Metrics × Release = Issue
Nothing to do. We watch the version cohort from the moment it starts reaching devices.
Not 183 things to work through — one pattern. It was absent on v2.3.9, and it starts two hours after the rollout.
Same version, same hours, same platform. A new error group that has no occurrences on the previous release.
Both sides joined into a single issue, with every review and every stack trace attached as evidence — and a confidence score, because two independent sources agree.
One click. The ticket carries the impact, the affected platforms, the timeline, the quotes and the traces — an engineer can act on it without ever opening our app.
The numbers above are an illustration, not a screenshot of anyone’s data. On your own workspace, ST STATICS shows a confidence score only when two independent sources agree — with reviews alone it says so plainly and tells you what would confirm it, because a confident-looking diagnosis built on one source is worse than no diagnosis at all.
Every version ships with a hypothesis. ST STATICS compares each release against the one before it across every connected source, groups what changed into concrete issues, and tells you which of them is worth stopping a rollout for — not after a week of one-star reviews.
Analytics in ST STATICS complement the Review Hub rather than replace it. Every chart is a way into the reviews behind it — click a rating dip or a country and you land in the inbox that explains it.
Stop opening Google Play Console, App Store Connect and a browser tab per marketplace. ST STATICS pulls every review from every connected app store into a single, searchable inbox that stays in sync automatically.
Thousands of reviews hide a handful of real problems. The AI review assistant clusters them, tells you which issue is costing you the most stars, and drafts a professional reply in your tone.
Beta: AI features are rolling out — you stay in control, and nothing is ever published without your approval.
Recurring issues detected
Sentiment
Summary
Negative sentiment is concentrated in one Android 14 crash introduced in 4.2.1. Prioritize a hotfix — it accounts for most 1★ reviews this week.
Answer a Google Play or App Store review directly from ST STATICS. Replies are posted back to the store through the official APIs, so your response appears exactly where the customer left the review.
App crashes right after the update on Android 14.
Sorry about the crash — we've reproduced it on Android 14 and a fix is shipping in 4.2.2. Thanks for flagging it.
Reviews are rarely one person's job. Invite developers, support and product into a shared workspace where every review has a clear owner and a visible history.
Anna M.
Owner
Dmitry K.
Support
Julia S.
Developer
Rob T.
Viewer
Roles & permissions — Owner, Admin, Developer, Support, Marketing and Viewer, each with per-permission control over replies, exports and settings.
Keep your crash reporter — we read it rather than replace it. What no tool on your stack does today is put the complaint and the stack trace side by side and tell you they are the same problem.
| Workflow | Tools on their own | With ST STATICS |
|---|---|---|
| After you ship | After you shipCrash dashboard in one tab, store reviews in another, and a person deciding whether the two are about the same thing. | Both read automatically and joined on version, time, platform and wording — one issue, both sides attached. |
| What broke | What brokeA list of exceptions and a list of complaints. Neither one names the product problem. | 183 reviews about login and an authentication error spike become one issue: Login failure. |
| How sure you can be | How sure you can beSomeone's judgement, argued about in a thread, with no record of what the evidence actually was. | Facts and hypotheses kept apart, and a confidence score only when two independent sources agree. |
| Deciding what to do | Deciding what to doRank by whatever is loudest today, because nothing tells you how many people are affected. | Severity from reach, stability, growth and rating damage — scored on the sources you actually connected. |
| Getting it fixed | Getting it fixedCopy the gist into Jira and lose the evidence on the way. | One click writes the ticket: impact, platforms, timeline, quotes and stack traces. |
| Value on day one | Value on day oneSet it up, then wait for your next release before anything is worth looking at. | A full report on a release you already shipped, minutes after connecting. |
Every signup opens with seven days of Pro, no card asked for. After that the workspace stays on Free until you pick a plan.
We never hide a problem behind a paywall. On every plan, including Free, you see that a release is unhealthy and how many issues we found. What a paid plan buys is the evidence behind each one, the history to compare against, and the ability to turn an issue into a Jira ticket.
See what your last release actually did. One app, the current release, no card.
Get startedFull release intelligence, plus the one integration that changes what the product can say: Sentry.
Get startedFor teams that act on what they find — Jira and Linear tickets straight off an issue, and every integration.
Get startedFor companies running a portfolio — governance, single sign-on, unlimited retention and the full API.
Get startedSLA, dedicated support, self-hosting and custom identity (including SAML) — for larger organisations with requirements of their own.
Your review data is sensitive. ST STATICS is built with security and privacy as a foundation, not an afterthought.
All data encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256).
Google & SAML single sign-on with enforced 2FA on higher tiers.
Owner, Admin, Developer, Support, Marketing and Viewer, with per-permission control.
Every sensitive action is recorded with actor, target and timestamp.
Data residency options, DPA on request, and one-click data deletion.
Rotate and revoke keys any time; least-privilege access by default.
We ship continuously. Here's what's live, in flight, and next.
The questions mobile app teams ask us most before they connect their first store.
Connect your Google Play Console to ST STATICS and every review for your app is pulled into a unified inbox automatically. From there you can filter Google Play reviews by rating, app version, country, language and status, search the full history, assign a review to a teammate, and reply — all without opening the Play Console. New reviews keep syncing in the background, so the inbox reflects the store without anyone refreshing it.
Yes. Replying is the core of ST STATICS. You write the reply in the review hub and it is posted back to the store through the official API, so your response appears publicly under the review exactly as it would if you had typed it in the console. The AI review assistant can draft the reply for you (currently in beta), you can insert a saved template, and you can leave an internal note that only your team sees.
Yes. ST STATICS connects to App Store Connect alongside Google Play, so App Store reviews land in the same inbox as your Android reviews. You can filter, search, assign and reply to iOS and Android reviews side by side instead of switching between two developer consoles — which is the whole point of a single app review platform.
Google Play and the App Store are fully supported today, and both can be connected at the same time across as many apps as your plan allows. Huawei AppGallery, RuStore, Microsoft Store and Galaxy Store are on the roadmap. Multi-store support is the architecture the product is built on: reviews from every connected marketplace normalize into one schema, so filters, search, analytics and AI work identically no matter which store a review came from.
Yes. ST STATICS is a shared team workspace, not a single-seat tool. Invite developers, support agents, product managers and marketers, then control exactly what each can do with roles and granular permissions — Owner, Admin, Developer, Support, Marketing and Viewer. Assign a review to the person who should own it, discuss it in internal comments that never reach the store, and track response history and median response time per teammate.
The AI review assistant reads every incoming review and does four things. It classifies sentiment as positive, neutral or negative. It clusters reviews into recurring issues, so a hundred separate complaints about a crash become one ranked problem. It highlights urgent issues and suggests what to prioritize based on how much each is costing your rating. And it generates professional replies in the reviewer's own language, which you can edit before sending — the AI drafts, you stay in control of what gets published. AI reply drafting and summaries are currently in beta; issue detection and sentiment run on every review today.
Most teams are working their first inbox the same day. Onboarding is three steps: create a workspace, connect a store, and let the first sync run. Connecting Google Play uses a service account and App Store Connect uses an API key — no engineering work, no SDK to integrate, and nothing to ship inside your app. Historical reviews are imported on the first sync, so the hub is useful immediately rather than only going forward.
Yes. Every new workspace opens on Pro for seven days, and we ask for no card to start it. Pro covers three apps, automatic sync from Google Play and App Store Connect, replies straight from the hub, AI reply drafts, release intelligence, integrations and exports. When the seven days are up the workspace moves to the Free plan on its own, which keeps one app and 30 days of review history. Nothing is deleted and nothing is charged: your reviews, replies, tags and notes stay in place, and subscribing later switches the same workspace back on.
Yes. All data is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.3 and at rest with AES-256, and the store credentials you connect are encrypted before they are written to the database. Access is governed by granular roles and permissions, every sensitive action is written to an audit log with actor, target and timestamp, and API keys are scoped and can be rotated or revoked at any time. You can export your data or delete your workspace whenever you want.
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