Comprehensive analysis of Rogers and Bell mobile application feedback
Research Methodology: We extracted 30,000+ reviews across Android and iOS app stores, then individually analyzed 12,785 reviews using Anthropic's Claude API to categorize and tag key issues. Rogers: 9,038 reviews, Bell: 3,747 reviews. Cross-validated with 15,913 CCTS complaints (Rogers+Fido: 3,792, Bell: 2,916) from all telecom providers to identify critical failure points.
Preparing insights from 12,785 customer reviews
Based on 12,785 app reviews
Primary complaint drivers
Rogers vs Bell performance
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From Edge Case Mastery to Market Leadership
Bell's Design Advantage is Meaningless: Despite superior UI, Bell performs identically to Rogers (both 2.64/5 rating). Our analysis of 12,785 app reviews reveals that success isn't about design—it's about core function reliability.
Build a "banking app that pays telecom bills" - Focus on bulletproof core functions:
The Opportunity: Transform Rogers from complaint management to prevention leadership by fixing core functions that currently fail. Every prevented edge case eliminates support costs and CCTS escalations while building customer trust.
Build a "banking app that pays telecom bills." Focus technical investment on bulletproof core functions rather than UI polish. The data proves Rogers can achieve market leadership by being the first telecom provider to deliver banking-app reliability for basic customer needs.
How we analyzed 12,785 reviews to derive actionable insights
Our comprehensive analysis employed a multi-phase approach to extract actionable insights from telecom customer feedback. We combined large-scale data extraction, AI-powered analysis, and statistical validation to understand the critical failure points driving customer frustration.
Each of the 12,785 reviews was analyzed using Claude AI (Anthropic) for:
We discovered that written reviews represent only 0.06% of users—those experiencing "breaking point" failures. This makes our dataset extraordinarily valuable for preventing CCTS escalations, as these users show us exactly where and how the app fails in critical moments.
Strategic recommendations for edge case mastery
Comprehensive analysis showing how Rogers can transform from reactive complaint management to proactive edge case mastery through the banking app standard.
View Report →High-level findings and recommendations
Concise overview of the telecom app hierarchy of needs, showing why Bell's design advantage is meaningless and how to build a banking app standard.
View Report →Detailed customer experience analysis
In-depth assessment of Rogers vs Bell mobile applications against CX/UX principles, revealing journey orchestration failures.
View Report →How we calculated every metric
Detailed explanations of all data derivations, calculations, and statistical methods used in our analysis.
View Report →All verified metrics at a glance
Quick reference guide showing core metrics, calculations, and confidence intervals for all key findings.
View Report →Detailed research approach
Complete methodology explaining data collection, AI analysis, validation processes, and quality assurance measures.
View Report →Visual analysis of Bell's UX advantage
How Bell generates 8x fewer chatbot complaints through three deliberate UX decisions that acknowledge users' emotional state and prevent CCTS escalations.
View Report →Viewing markdown report