Module — proof, on purpose
Review Engine
Turns finished jobs into public proof.
You do good work and then it disappears. The customer is happy, the job is closed, and nothing about it exists anywhere a stranger can see. Review Engine asks — at the moment the work is fresh, from the person who did it — and makes the asking consistent instead of occasional.
Illustrative interface — sample data. Not a screenshot, not a customer, not a result.
Job completed.
Customer happy.
Nobody asked.
Job closed. No public record it happened.
Outcome
Good work, invisible.
NeverMissGlad that's sorted — would you mind saying so publicly?
CallerHappy to. Where do I go?
NeverMissOne tap, link's in the message. Takes about a minute.
Review posted.
Outcome
Posted, same day.
The dashboard
Written down, every time.
What you see the next morning: what came in, what happened, and what it was worth. The panel below is rendered live in your browser — it is interface design, and the data in it is invented.
Illustrative interface — sample data. Not a screenshot, not a customer, not a result.
Call feed
- Job #44714:15 PM
Asked at close — posted same day
PublishedAnswered in 1s - Job #44681:02 PM
Asked, said they would later
MessageAnswered in 1s - Job #446511:40 AM
Posted, mentioned the tech by name
PublishedAnswered in 2s - Job #4460Yesterday
Unhappy — routed to the owner, not asked
Needs a personAnswered in 1s - Job #4457Yesterday
Asked, no response yet
MessageAnswered in 1s
Reviews published this quarter
0
Public reviews that exist because someone was asked at the right moment.
Illustrative interface — sample data.
- Jobs closed
- 396
- Actually asked
- 396
- Routed to owner first
- 9
What it does
Six things, done every time.
No feature list dressed up as a promise — this is the actual behaviour.
Asks every time, not when someone remembers
The ask fires off the job closing, so it happens on the four-hundredth job the same way it happened on the first.
Asks while the work is fresh
Same day, not next week. The gap between finishing and asking is the single thing that decides whether anyone actually writes something.
Catches the unhappy ones first
A customer who is not happy gets routed to you before any public ask goes out. You get the chance to fix it — and nobody is invited to broadcast a bad day.
One tap for the customer
Straight to the right place on the right platform, already signed in where possible. Every extra step loses people.
Names the person who did the work
Reviews that mention a real technician read as real, and the crew can see which jobs earned them.
Never writes the review
It asks, it reminds once, and it stops. The words are always the customer's — fabricated reviews are fraud and we will not build them.
How much work leaves no trace?
Count the jobs you finish and never hear about again. Your numbers — nothing is assumed.
Finished work leaving no public proof, per year
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Fill in all three and the total appears here. Nothing is assumed on your behalf.
Your three inputs multiplied across 52 weeks. It is the value of the jobs you told us go unasked — it does not claim a review is worth that, or that reviews produce revenue.
Proof slot — intentionally empty
Reserved for real, cleared, on-the-record customer material. Nothing is placed here until it exists and has been approved.
Have it call you.
Leave your number and one of us gets back to you — a real conversation about your line, not a sales sequence.
Or reach a founder directly
- Liam Hawke, Co-Founder — 562-212-3121
- Fischer Jackson, Co-Founder — 562-243-2431