Review booster

Hear it before the internet does

Tap a star like a customer would. High marks glide to your public page. Low marks ping the owner with a fix already in motion.

  1. Finish a job
  2. Tap a star
  3. See both sides

You just had a job done

Live demo

Maintenance visit this morning: a leaky faucet fixed in your unit.

Alder Row Property Management

Text message

  1. Alder Row here. Our tech just finished up in your unit. How'd we do? Tap a star.
    Alder Row Property Management · 11:20 AM

Tap a star to answer

Both sides of the same tap

What the public sees, beside what only the owner sees.

Public

Havenport Local Listings

Alder Row Property Management

The public listing. A posted review lands here, on top, for everyone to see.

Private

Owner inbox

Quiet, for now

The moment a rating comes in, it lands here. A low one lands loudest.

Why it's built this way

  1. The text goes out while the visit is still fresh, when the details and the goodwill are both at their peak.
  2. It is one tap to a star, because every extra step quietly kills reviews.
  3. A low rating pings the owner before it posts, because you can only fix what you hear about.

This is a simulation. Nothing here is sent, posted, or stored.

Every business in this demo is fictional.

Turn the job-done moment into a review

  1. It fires at the job-done moment

    It hooks into the moment a job wraps in whatever already runs your work (a booking, a dispatch, your point of sale) and texts the customer while it is still fresh.

  2. You approve every message and offer

    The star ask, the make-it-right offers, the wording: you sign off on all of it before it goes live. The demo scripts are just a starting point.

  3. Your real review link, no gatekeeping

    Your actual Google or Yelp link goes exactly where the demo's fictional one sits. Every rating gets that same link, high or low. Review sites ban filtering, and hearing about a problem first is the real win anyway.

Everyone gets the same public link, always. The point is not to hide low ratings, it is to hear about them before they post. Tell us how your jobs wrap up and we'll set it up.

Where this fits

Where this earns its keep

The same demo, dropped into real businesses. Find yours.

  • Contractors

    Your best work ends with a handshake and no review, while the one unhappy customer posts a novel. Competitors with 200 reviews outrank you with 12.

    In the demo: Finish a job, tap a star, and watch the follow-up change with the rating. Every path offers the same review link.

    Everything we build for Contractors →
  • Appliance Repair

    The tech leaves a happy kitchen and the moment passes. Nobody asks, and the shop's Google profile stays thin right where customers are deciding.

    In the demo: See the one-tap ask that catches customers at the exact moment they are happiest.

    Everything we build for Appliance Repair →
  • Locksmiths

    Emergency customers are grateful for about an hour, then life moves on. Miss that window and the five-star review never happens.

    In the demo: Trigger the review flow right at job completion and let the timing do the work.

    Everything we build for Locksmiths →

Put your review ask on autopilot

The demo above is the front half of a real setup. Yours would fire from your own job-done moment, text from your number, and point at your real review page. Tell us how you finish a job and we'll build the ask around it.

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