Every retro is a 2-minute read
You get the rating change, the themes that moved it, and the quotes that explain them. Mobrev writes it the morning after you ship, so it is ready to paste into standup.
4.6 to 4.3
Sample · v4.2
Closed beta
Release retros
on autopilot.
Every time your app ships, Mobrev reads the reviews and writes the retro. It arrives the morning after in the tool your team already sits in. You never hand it a store login.
Request a beta invite
Delivers to
- Slack
- Linear
- ChatGPT
- Claude
- Cursor
mobile-team
Slackv4.2 retro · rating 4.6 to 4.3
v4.2 is landing softer than v4.1. The rating slid from 4.6 to 4.3 while review volume doubled.
Top driver: a dark mode rendering bug on iOS 18. 43 reviews, average 1.8 stars.
- Theme · dark mode
- 127 reviews
- 14 countries
Mobrev · sample retro
How it works
From store link to shipped retro in one paste.
01
Paste a store link
Drop in a public App Store or Google Play URL. Mobrev works out which store it is and pulls the reviews. You never touch OAuth or a developer console.
02
Mobrev writes the retro
It reads the new reviews against the last release, works out what moved, and drafts a 2-minute retro with the quotes that back each point.
03
It lands where you work
Slack, Linear, email, or any MCP client. Pick a surface once and the next retro shows up there the morning after you ship.
A finished retrospective, not another dashboard to check.
No store credentials
Mobrev works from a public store URL. Run it on your own app, or on a competitor.
Delivered where you work
Slack, Linear, email, or any MCP client like ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor. Pick a surface once and the next retro drops there on its own.
Numbers you can cite
Plain math handles the counts and the rating changes, and a narrative layer explains them. Every claim points back at the reviews it came from.
The beta
Mobrev is not open yet. Invites go out a handful at a time.
Working out how a release landed means trawling App Store Connect and Google Play Console after every ship. That runs 2 to 4 hours, and it is the first thing to go when a sprint gets tight. We are building Mobrev to take the job off you, and the closed beta is where we find out how well it does.
- Invite based
- A person reads every request. There is no queue number and no referral link to share.
- No account yet
- Asking for an invite does not create an account. Your email goes on the beta list and nowhere else.
- One email, at most
- We write to you if a spot opens, and that is the only email to expect. Every one we send has an unsubscribe link.