One QR scan. Your customer taps a few words. Ravu turns them into a ready-to-post Google review — in under a minute. No app. No blank box. No awkward ask.
of consumers say online reviews directly decide what they buy.
only trust reviews from the last month.
skip any business below 4 stars.
higher conversion from just one extra star.
more traffic landing in Google’s top 3.
of your Google local rank is reviews alone.
Your customers leave happy. Then life happens. Here’s exactly where the good ones vanish.
A cursor blinking in an empty field is where reviews go to die. Nobody knows what to write — so they don’t.
Find the business, find the button, write, edit, submit. Five steps is at least four too many.
That warm glow fades the second they leave. Email them three days later and it’s long gone.
Four taps on the customer’s side. Zero friction. Here’s the whole thing.
A QR on the table or counter. One scan opens the page — no app, no login.
They tap keywords that match their visit. No typing, no blank page.
Those words become a natural, genuine review in about a second. Different every time.
One tap opens Google Maps with the review ready to paste. Done in under 60s.
Every one of these started as three tapped words. This is what a week of Ravu looks like on a busy little café.
Birdeye, NiceJob, Spokk — $40 to $299 a month to send a reminder and hope. The actual writing still lands on your customer.
Customers don’t know what to write.
Send a reminder link. Still a blank box.
Pick a few keywords → AI writes the full review instantly.
One bad review tanks your rating publicly.
Nothing — it goes straight to Google.
1–3 stars captured privately, never reach Google.
Asking for reviews feels awkward.
Generic SMS blasts that feel spammy.
QR at the right moment — customer initiates.
You don’t know what customers think.
Show you reviews you already have.
Tracks keyword frequency → real sentiment.
“We went from begging people to review us to just pointing at the QR. It writes the thing for them — that’s the whole game.”
“The part that sold me was bad reviews coming to me first instead of Google. That alone is worth it.”
“My customers are 60 and 16 and everyone between. They all managed it with zero explaining. That never happens.”
Ravu is live. $29/mo instead of $79/mo, locked in for as long as you stay — but only if you start before the clock runs out.