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Weekly and Monthly Reports for App Reviews

A useful app review report turns a stream of comments into decisions: what changed, which themes repeat, who owns the next step, and whether the customer experience is improving.

Published December 6, 2021Updated August 1, 2026By ReviewBot Editorial Team
Weekly and Monthly Reports for App Reviews
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Weekly status report

Mobile apps · Jul 20–26

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4.6

Average rating

+0.2

1,284

New reviews

+18%

82%

Positive

+6%

Rating trend

Last 7 days

MonSun

Top themes

Performance42%
Billing27%
New features19%
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Weekly report template

Keep the weekly view short enough to read in one meeting. Lead with movement and exceptions rather than a dump of every review.

  • Average rating and change from the prior week.
  • New review volume by App Store and Google Play.
  • Top negative themes, urgent examples, and assigned owners.
  • One product or support action to carry forward.

Monthly report template

The monthly view should explain the trend across releases and markets. Pair the numbers with a few representative reviews and the actions taken.

  • Rating and review volume by platform and locale.
  • Themes that grew, shrank, or appeared after a release.
  • Response or activation gaps that need a workflow change.
  • A short plan for the next month.

Avoid the vanity-report trap

A report is not successful because it is long or attractive. It is successful when a product or support owner can decide what to do without opening several store dashboards to reconstruct the context.

Copyable meeting prompt

Use three questions to keep the weekly review focused: what changed, what deserves an owner now, and what should we check next week? Link each answer to the representative reviews and the Flow or ticket responsible for the follow-up.

  • What changed by store, locale, or release?
  • Which theme has the highest customer or revenue risk?
  • What action will make the next report different?