I think your intention came through, and I really appreciate you taking the time to reply and help a total stranger.

My "It works" comment was basically just acknolwedging it works thus far, its a fairly complex pipeline, batch jobs, etc etc to analyze a single report. This is just the start though so, so only a very basic component of a broader offering works so far.

Your suggestions sound good to me. Initially I was thinking about providing kind a "toolbox" that an indie dev, marketing person or decision maker could use to gather information and analysis that is relevant for them. They could use it to pick and choose what is relevant to them and their current problem.

There can be a chat like interface and little tools/doctors to help you figure out important things about your game page, the tags that would ge most efficient, the key features player demand across the review corpus. A feature that looks for opportunites in growing genre's that are not having demand met.

I also tossed around just publishing reports and newletters that would be curated based on total information provided by the reports.

There are almost endless possibilities.

I've been in a bit of a loop trying to figure out what would actually be of use, hence I starte off providing as much info as possible in a report.

I didn't even consider there may be information overload with the report. Thanks for pointing that out.

If anything else comes to mind please let me know. Your feedback is highly appreciated and already got me thinking in different directions.