Ten apps or a hundred. One set of eyes.
At portfolio scale the hard part is not any single app. It is knowing, on any given morning, which of the forty deserves your attention today. Kintsu is the layer that answers that before you ask.
Enterprise pricing was never designed for your shape
Per seat, per app, per market: the incumbents price for a company with an analyst floor, not for a lean team running dozens of titles. You end up buying less coverage than you need and filling the gap with people. Kintsu covers the whole portfolio as one thing, because that is how you actually run it.
Review operations across dozens of apps is a department
Thousands of reviews a week across titles, languages and stores, each one a rating you keep or lose. Kintsu handles them in bulk: what is trending across the portfolio, which app is quietly bleeding sentiment, and replies drafted and dispatched at volume with your rules applied. One person can hold a queue that used to need five.
Buying and selling should not start with a manual spreadsheet
Diligence assembled by hand takes weeks, and by the time the sheet is finished the market has moved. Kintsu keeps market intelligence live: how a category is trending, how a target performs against its peers, what a title is really worth holding. Whether you are acquiring, divesting or defending, the evidence is already assembled.
Scale is not more dashboards. It is fewer decisions you have to make blind.
Kintsu is in private beta. 100 founding seats.