In-App Reviews

Learn how to prompt your user to leave a Google Play review without leaving the app

It is highly recommended to prompt the user to review your app right after a successful flow. This alone can dramatically increase the positive reviews of your app, provide more user feedback for you and increase your ranking on the Play Store.

 

An example of this would be asking for a review in a game, right after the user has successfully passed a level.

 

Here is how to use the InAppReviewLauncher to request an in app review.

val launcher = rememberInAppReviewLauncher()

Box(Modifier
    .fillMaxSize()
    .systemBarsPadding(), contentAlignment = Alignment.Center){
	Button(onClick = { launcher.launch() }){
		Text("Action done")
	}
}
 

We recommend a fire-and-forget approach to asking for review. Trigger the in-app review right after a positive flow without altering your app’s normal flow.

The in-app review prompt will not be displayed if the user has already rated the app. There are multiple variables that come into play towards if the in-app review prompt will be displayed or not.

How to test in-App Reviews

You would need to upload your app to the Play Store to test out your in-app reviews. You do not need to publish the app (the app does not need to be visible to everyone). Uploading your app to internal testing track is enough. Learn more about testing in the In-App Review documentation.

 
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