Reviews · Growth
Every review in one pile, and somebody has read it.
The pages you are reviewed on, gathered into one place — with the counting done exactly and only the reading left to a model.
What you get
Reviews from the places customers actually leave them, collected rather than chased.
Counts, averages and the change between two periods are computed exactly. They are arithmetic, and arithmetic is not something to ask a language model for.
The reading is the part that is actually language: what people keep saying, and which reviews are worth answering today.
Reviews appear on your own website, from the same store record rather than an embedded widget somebody else owns.
A review request sits on the customer's timeline beside everything else you have sent them.
How it runs
A month of feedback, start to finish.
- 1
You tell it which pages you are reviewed on.
- 2
Reviews come in and land in one place instead of four tabs.
- 3
The digest says what the month's themes were, and which handful deserve a reply.
- 4
The good ones appear on your website without a widget, a script tag or a second subscription.
The questions people ask
- Does it write replies for us?
- It tells you which ones are worth answering and why. Who answers a customer is a decision about your business, not a job to hand off wholesale.
- Where do the numbers come from?
- From the reviews themselves, counted here. The model is asked about language and nothing else, which is the only way the average on the screen can be trusted.
Start with Reviews switched on.
Every module is part of the same trial — turn on what you need, leave the rest off, and your data exports on any day of it.