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Add a Google Play app to ReviewBot

Google Play feedback often contains crash, billing, login, and release signals. Connect one Android app first, then verify that the alert includes enough context for the support or product owner to act.

Updated August 1, 2026 · ReviewBot Help Center

Follow these steps

Complete the workflow, then verify it

  1. 1

    Open Create Flow

    Choose Notifications for individual review alerts or Status Report for a recurring review summary.

  2. 2

    Choose Google Play

    Select Google Play and connect the developer account used to access the app listing. Complete the authorization prompts shown by ReviewBot.

  3. 3

    Select the Android app

    Choose the package or listing you want to monitor and confirm the app identity before adding rules.

  4. 4

    Add release-aware rules

    Start with one- and two-star reviews plus focused keywords such as crash, login, billing, refund, or subscription. Add locale rules only when an owner is ready to respond.

  5. 5

    Send and verify the first alert

    Choose the destination, save the Flow, and send a test alert. Confirm the app, rating, version or release context, locale, review text, and original link are visible.

Quick checklist

  • The Android listing is the intended app.
  • The connected developer account is authorized.
  • Urgent keywords have an owner.
  • The first alert can be traced back to the original review.

If something does not work

The app cannot be selected+

Reconnect the Google Play developer account and confirm it has access to the listing. If the account is still unavailable, contact support with the app identifier—not a customer review.

Release feedback is difficult to triage+

Add a focused keyword or temporary release rule, route it to a clear owner, and remove the rule after the release feedback has been evaluated.

Frequently asked questions

Can I monitor several Android apps?+

Yes. Create separate Flows when each app needs different rules or owners. Keep a shared reporting Flow only when the same team owns the portfolio.

Can I receive scheduled Google Play summaries?+

Use the Status Report task and choose a weekly or monthly schedule when the team needs trend context instead of an alert for every review.