I will track the reviews by maintaining an organized Excel spreadsheet, where I will log each reviewer’s name, Apple Store nickname, and the specific review link or screenshot as proof. This will allow me to verify that each review is genuine and meets the criteria. I will also ensure that the reviews are evenly distributed and adhere to the 5-star rating requirement, updating the spreadsheet regularly as reviews come in. Once I’ve collected all 25 reviews, I will compile and submit the final report with the required details and screenshots for verification.

To collect 25 reviews for the Choose app, I would leverage my personal network, including friends, family, and peers on campus, encouraging them to download the app and leave genuine, positive reviews. I would also promote the app on my social media platforms and within relevant groups, such as university organizations or tech-related forums. Additionally, I’d use messaging platforms like WhatsApp to reach out to group chats and offer small incentives, if permissible, to increase engagement. Follow-up reminders would ensure that everyone who committed to reviewing the app follows through, making sure the reviews are authentic and meet the Apple App Store's requirements.

I can reach 25 people relatively quickly by leveraging my personal network, campus involvement, and online communities. As a university student, I have access to a diverse network of peers and classmates who are tech-savvy and often eager to try new apps. Additionally, I can use social media platforms, group chats, and university forums to promote the app and encourage reviews. With an organized approach, I estimate I could gather 25 authentic reviews within 7–10 days, ensuring they meet the verification criteria and align with the app’s goals for visibility and trust.