Meet AppFollow's Founders at Game Quality Forum Global – June 24-26, 2025
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AppFollow's top leadership is heading to Game Quality Forum Global on June 24-26. Suppose you're dealing with quality assurance challenges, community management headaches, or app reputation issues. This is your chance to pick the brains of the people who built the solution from the ground up.
Why this event matters right now
Game Quality Forum Global is tackling the industry's biggest challenges head-on: doing more with less, navigating AI uncertainty, and building top player experiences. It's where QA, localization, community, and support professionals come to slay the dragons that have been plaguing the industry.
This conference aims to rewrite the destiny of quality assurance and get back to what matters: building gamer-centric experiences that work.
Meet the founders who understand your challenges
Anatoly knows everything about the exact problems you're facing. What it's like when negative reviews pile up after a buggy release, when community sentiment turns toxic, and when app store ratings tank because quality issues weren't caught in time. He's the expert who can guide you on how to transform app reputation management from a reactive scramble into an advantage.
Eugene has spent years helping mobile teams navigate the chaos of user feedback, platform diversity, and quality assurance at scale. If you're struggling with complex games, live service QA, or managing player expectations across multiple platforms, Eugene has seen it all and knows how to make it manageable.
More than technical challenges
Game Quality Forum Global recognizes that 2025 is about more than just fixing bugs. How do you address toxicity and protect teams and players from online hate? How do you tackle burnout while maintaining quality standards? How do you build inclusive experiences that serve your diverse player base?
These are exactly the challenges that AppFollow was designed to help address most optimally. AppFollow can help you monitor sentiment across all platforms, identify community issues before they explode, and maintain your app reputation even when things get messy.
Stop letting quality issues kill your reputation
You're working harder than ever to deliver quality experiences with fewer resources. Don't let preventable reputation damage undermine all that effort. One community crisis, a wave of negative reviews, or a quality issue that goes viral can undo months of careful development work.
Get real insights from people who've solved all these problems. This is your chance to get unfiltered advice from the people who turned app reputation management into a precise science.
Find us at Game Quality Forum Global (June 24-26). Let's talk about how to turn your app reputation into a competitive moat instead of a vulnerability.
