Try the Revly Live Demo

OpenEnjoyedMealAI ReviewPost

Step 1 — Customer Scans QR

QR code on tables, bills, receipts. Customer scans with phone camera.

This is a live demo — tap Continue to see what your customers experience

Continue to what you enjoyed

What did you enjoy?

Tap all that apply — this feeds the AI-assisted draft

Continue to food type

What did you have?

Tap all that apply

Generate AI review

AI Drafted Editable Draft

Step 4 — Your AI-drafted review

Your review is ready — tap Copy, then open Google

Had a wonderful experience here in London. Brilliant food — fresh, beautifully plated and packed with flavour. Easily one of the best meals I've had in this area. The service was brilliant — friendly, attentive and genuinely warm. Such a refreshing change. Great ambience — warm, cosy and the kind of place you want to linger in. Fantastic lunch spot — fresh, well-made and genuinely one of the best in the area. The desserts were brilliant — beautifully made and a real must-try if you have a sweet tooth. One of the best spots in the area — I'll be back.

One tap copies your review and opens Google’s review form — paste and post

Open Google Reviews

No review gating. No bots. Nothing submitted on a customer's behalf. Customer picks their own star rating and can edit before posting. This is the exact flow our Google review cards put on your counter, bill and menu.

How to paste on Google

Step 5 — Paste on Google

Google is open in a new tab. Now:

Select your star rating
We hope you had a great experience!

Paste the review text
Long-press and tap Paste

Tap Post
Your review is now live on Google

Open Google Reviews Start over

Two ways to collect reviews — every business gets both

When a business registers and sets up Revly, the system shows two options:

Your custom review link
reviewwork.uk/r/your-business — send it by WhatsApp, SMS, Instagram bio or email. Every business gets its own link.

Your QR code
The same link as a printed QR — on the bill, the counter, the menu, wherever suits you.

Use either, or both — they open the same review flow. Set yours up →