<![CDATA[Ratings and reviews on mobile applications provide valuable insights into user experience and satisfaction with app features and services. However, ratings are subjective and often inconsistent with the content of the reviews. Therefore, a more in-depth analysis of the review content is necessary to identify evaluation points accurately. This study aims to evaluate the performance of IndoBERT in Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis (ABSA) on Access by KAI application reviews. Data were collected by scraping user reviews from the Google Play Store, then annotated using a hybrid labeling approach. The resulting dataset was used to fine-tune the IndoBERT model across three ABSA tasks: aspect classification, sentiment classification for each aspect, and joint aspect-sentiment classification. We also benchmarked the model against baseline models to demonstrate its effectiveness. The results show that IndoBERT achieved the best performance across all tasks, specifically aspect classification (accuracy 0.928, F1-score 0.785), sentiment classification (accuracy 0.928, F1-score 0.752), and joint aspect-sentiment classification (accuracy 0.962, F1-score 0.549). Overall, IndoBERT successfully outperformed SVM and XGBoost with TF-IDF, BiLSTM with pre-trained IndoBERT embeddings, mBERT, and XLM-R. This study contributes a new dataset that provides resources for further research and development in Indonesian Natural Language Processing (NLP). These findings also highlight the advantages of a monolingual model trained specifically on Indonesian-language data.]]>
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