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Let's meet your reviews
Connect where your customers talk. Google first — that's where most of them are.
Read-only for now. saykiwi won't post anything without your say-so.
Connect as many as you like — all free.
The moment you connect, every review you've ever received lands here — read, sorted, and counted.
Google review import is on its way — the moment it lands, everything you have shows up here on its own. Until then you can add any review by hand from the inbox, and it gets answered the same way.
Google review import is on its way — the moment it lands, everything you have shows up here on its own. Until then you can add any review by hand from the inbox, and it gets answered the same way.
The basics
We pulled these from your Google profile — just confirm.
A first name works best — “Maria” or “Maria, Owner”. It appears under every reply, so it’s your voice from here on.
The basics
We pulled these from your Google profile — just confirm.
A first name works best — “Maria” or “Maria, Owner”. It appears under every reply.
"Sweetest little spot on the street — the cardamom bun is dangerous."
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Which one sounds like you?
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Which one sounds like you?
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That's your voice.
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Describing your own voice is hard. Recognising it is easy — so we ask you to choose, not to explain.
Three rounds: someone delighted, someone in two minds, someone unhappy. A voice that only works for praise isn't a voice.
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A few things about how you run the place
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This is the one decision people regret leaving to chance. Pick what feels safe — it is changeable.
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A one-star review lands. What should {{ kiwiName }} do?
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After the third one, every reply — from today on — follows what you did here.
One last thing — what's your kiwi called?
One last thing — what's your kiwi called?
From here on, the whole interface calls it by name.
Change it whenever you like — it lives in Settings, one tap away.
Read it once. If something is missing, this is the moment — and you can still change all of it later.
Read it once. If something is missing, this is the moment — and you can still change all of it later.
Every line above came from a choice you made, not a box you filled in. That is why it reads like you.
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Then nothing from before today gets a reply. New reviews are answered as they arrive, exactly as you set up.
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Starting at the oldest means the first notifications go to people who visited a long time ago. Some will welcome it. Your call.
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Then nothing from before today gets a reply. New reviews are answered as they arrive, exactly as you set up.
Every platform tells the reviewer when you reply. A very old review gets a notification about a visit the customer may barely remember.
Starting at the oldest means the first notifications go to people who visited a long time ago. Some will welcome it. Your call.
Old replies never take more than half your monthly limit — a new review always goes first. They are spaced out too, never sent in one burst. Whether they publish on their own is the next screen's question.
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Elena, that made the morning shift — thank you. — MariaMarcus, honest and true — Saturdays are a squeeze. — MariaOmar, the beans hear you — Sundays are under discussion. — Maria
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"Best breakfast on the street, no contest."
Settings
A different tone per platform is available — Instagram can be looser than Trustpilot.
Starting at the oldest means the first notifications go to people who visited a long time ago.
Never more than half your monthly limit — a new review always goes first. Spaced out, never a burst.
Nothing from before today gets a reply. New reviews are answered as they arrive.
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Settings
A different tone per platform is available — Instagram can be looser than Trustpilot.
Starting at the oldest means the first notifications go to people who visited a long time ago.
Never more than half your monthly limit — a new review always goes first. Spaced out, never a burst.
Nothing from before today gets a reply. New reviews are answered as they arrive.
All free, always. Google comes first — the rest are on their way.
This erases everything — your business, its tone and rules, every review and every reply. Nothing is kept, and there is no undo.
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Deleting everything…
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Plan & billing
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