AIM, an AI asset management platform, said on Monday that cumulative user reviews of its app in marketplaces had exceeded 5,000.

The company said it was unusual for an investment advisory service that provides professional advice on asset management, unlike typical everyday apps, to accumulate more than 5,000 voluntary reviews.

Based on a review participation rate that converts the number of reviews per 10,000 people compared with major overseas robo-adviser apps, AIM's review count is about 1.6 to 2.6 times higher than global services. It said the figure shows AIM has built a solid relationship of trust with customers.

AIM is also receiving high scores in user ratings. On the Google Play Store, where the number of reviews exceeds 4,000, it recorded a rating of 4.6 out of 5. On Apple’s App Store, where reviews exceed 1,000, it posted a rating of 4.3.

AIM's AI algorithm, Esther, pursues stable and high long-term returns through advice on hedge-fund-style risk management and profit-taking strategies that defend against losses in risk phases and raise returns in opportunity phases.

AIM CEO Ji-hye Lee (이지혜) said, "This is data showing that the long-horizon asset management philosophy that AIM has consistently emphasized over the past 10 years has been valid in the market." She added, "Each line of feedback left by users has been the biggest driving force that got us this far."