ReviewBell is now RevBell: the same app and the same data, with a shorter name for revenue and reviews. What's new: • A redesigned dashboard, app pages and Sales, with three themes to choose from in Settings and a platform filter (All, iOS, macOS, Google Play). • A rebuilt Rankings page: filter by iOS, Mac or Android, open a market to see its history over a day, a week or a month, and see when ranks were last updated (Pro). • Payment problems: failed payments, refund requests and disputes from the App Store, Google Play and Stripe now show up in Sales and as alerts. • Real-time sales: turn on App Store real-time for several apps at once, in Settings or during setup. • Store fees: choose whether you're in Apple's Small Business Program or Google Play's 15% tier. It only affects estimated proceeds for sales a store report doesn't cover yet; reported proceeds keep the fee the store actually took. • Also: impressions and visitors are stacked by app, the review inbox is more compact, and the reply panel shows the review you opened with its original text and translation.

ReviewBell now has a clear Free plan and Pro. • Free, with no time limit: every review from both stores, replies, urgency triage, notch and banner alerts, and the last 7 days of sales, downloads and AdMob earnings. • Pro: AI reply suggestions, translation, rankings, sale details, full history, and the body of support mail that arrives while you're on Free. • When you first connect a store, every Pro feature is included for 7 days. Afterwards ReviewBell switches to Free instead of locking, and nothing is charged automatically. If you already use ReviewBell: • With a store already connected, your 7 days of Pro start with this update. • After that, on Free, data older than 7 days needs Pro. Nothing is deleted, so subscribing shows your full history again. • On Free, sale alerts say a sale came in; the app, amount and country, rankings, and today's running total need Pro. • On Free, support mail that arrives after those 7 days shows the sender and subject; reading and replying needs Pro. Mail you already have stays readable. • Subscribers: nothing changes. Also new: • Stripe: sign in once to bring in your Stripe payments — read-only, no API keys. They appear in Sales, on the dashboard and in real-time alerts. • App rankings on the dashboard: each app's best market at a glance; hover or click to see every chart it ranks in (Pro). • Settings opens in its own window: store accounts under Connections; Stripe, AdMob and dots under Integrations. • Fixed: right after you subscribe, your plan no longer flips back to Free for a moment. • Redeem offer codes in Settings > Account > Plan (macOS 15 or later). • Daily report in the notch: the last completed store day, at 9:00 or a time you choose. • Catch-up: what arrived while ReviewBell was closed or your Mac was asleep now comes in as one stacked card with one sound. • Control dots notifications and access permissions separately in Settings > Integrations. • AI replies better follow your latest instructions and edited draft. Improved translation and support email stability. • dots is included with Pro and the 7-day trial.

ReviewBell is easier to scan and act on: App Store and Google Play reviews now have clearer store markers and bulk “Mark all read” / “Mark all handled” actions. Revenue and review analytics are more readable, with live-day data kept separate from settled totals for accurate comparisons.

Home now shows today’s sales as they arrive. The current day is labeled “In progress” until store reports are final, so revenue alerts and analytics stay in sync.

Revenue alerts are now faster and more reliable, with new sales appearing promptly in the menu bar and macOS notifications. Analytics now labels the latest day clearly and centers weekly and monthly bars. Google Play sign-in, sales setup, and report syncing are also more reliable.

Support email is clearer and more reliable. Message cards no longer repeat the sender address, empty emails are labeled clearly, and new inbound messages trigger a native macOS notification. Click the notification to open the exact conversation. Analytics is also much smoother when scrolling and hovering across charts.

Revenue analytics is clearer and more accurate. Gross sales and developer proceeds now use consistent source and date-range rules. Until Google’s settlement report arrives, Android proceeds are clearly marked as an estimate based on your recent settled rate. Home also shows yesterday’s revenue and the change from the previous day.

Analytics and review navigation are now faster and more responsive. Google Play financial history fills in more completely after syncing, and refreshed dashboard cards make rankings, revenue, and reviews easier to scan.

Ranking history now stays visible after an app leaves the chart. The line stops at the last ranked check, and a new segment begins if the app returns.

ReviewBell is now easier to find and reopen. Its Dock icon is enabled by default, and reopening the app from the Dock, Spotlight, or Finder reliably brings the window forward. You can still hide the Dock icon in Settings. Large review inboxes now feel faster. The Home feed and sidebar counts avoid repeated work while you browse, so selecting reviews and moving around the app stays smooth even with thousands of reviews.

Never miss a new review. ReviewBell now shows an unread badge in the Mac menu bar and sends a notification for every new App Store or Google Play review. Pro alerts distinguish urgent issues, suggestions, and praise, while free alerts stay simple. Notification permission is requested during onboarding and can be changed later in Settings. Rankings are easier to scan. Country chips now show the current rank, sort from best rank to lowest, open the matching country store page, and highlight the matching chart line. This update also improves rank-history storage, update checks, and reliability.

Improved app rank tracking and charts. Current ranks are now easier to scan by country, chart history is more reliable across time ranges, and store links now open the correct App Store or Google Play page. This update also includes stability and performance improvements.

Improved app rank tracking and charts. Current ranks are now easier to scan by country, chart history is more reliable across time ranges, and store links now open the correct App Store or Google Play page. This update also includes stability and performance improvements.

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Track your rankings, live. • See your App Store & Google Play category rank in any market • Watch it move over time — 1 day to 1 year, updated hourly • Climbing or slipping? Color-coded so you know at a glance • Now surfaced right on your Home screen Plus everything you love: every review in one inbox, auto-translated.

• A smarter Autopilot — flip one switch and it drafts a warm reply to your positive reviews and posts it a few minutes later. Cancel anytime before it goes live; bugs, requests, and low ratings are always left for you. (Pro) • New "Autopilot" filter — see every review Autopilot handled, in one place. • New "Ratings" filter — silent star ratings (no written review) are now visible. • A cleaner review inbox and stability improvements.

This update makes sure more of your reviews actually show up. • More complete review syncing — fewer missed reviews on both App Store and Google Play • Live sync progress — see "2/5 apps · 134 reviews" as it runs, plus when App Store rate-limits, exactly when it'll retry • Faster import of large review histories • Fixed a menu bar glitch right after setup Thanks for the feedback — keep it coming!

What's New • Suggested replies now appear the instant you open a review — written in your brand voice and the customer's own language, ready to tweak and publish. • Reply suggestions are cleaner and show reliably everywhere, including Home. • The menu-bar window now follows your Light / Dark appearance. • Review dates are shown in your app's language. • A faster, smoother review inbox.

Meet ReviewBell — your App Store and Google Play reviews in one place, with replies on autopilot. • One unified inbox — every iOS and Android review in a single menu-bar app. No dashboard to remember to open. • Reply in your voice — AI drafts a thoughtful reply the moment you open a review, learning from how you actually write. • Read everything — reviews auto-translate into your language, so nothing slips by. • Autopilot — let AI handle the praise; you focus on what needs a human. • See what matters — recurring bugs and feature requests, surfaced as themes. • Private by design — your keys never leave your Mac. Never miss a review. Start in minutes.