Win Guests Back — Grace, your Review Manager

Your reviews should win guests back, not pile up unanswered.

Grace runs your reviews — replying to the glowing and the painful in your own voice, catching every one within the hour, and winning back the guests who drifted away. Nothing goes public until you approve it.

Meet Grace — one teammate on your AI team
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ReviewsGrace2 need you · 3 auto-posting
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Sarah Kowalski

Google · 12m ago

Best pasta in Kreuzberg, hands down. The carbonara was perfect — guanciale crispy, sauce silky. Marco came out and told us about the 48-hour dough. We're already booked for Friday.

Grace · draft replytone: warm + thanks

Thank you Sarah — Marco and Elena both lit up reading this. The 48-hour dough is a labour of love, so it's wonderful the carbonara landed. See you Friday; we'll save you a corner table.

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Same dayEvery review gets a reply
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Always youReplies in your voice, never a robot's

What Grace runs

Sounds like you wrote it

Grace learns from the replies you've already written, so every response carries your warmth — not a stiff, corporate template a guest can smell a mile off.

You read it before they do

It's your name on every reply, so nothing posts until you've seen it. Approve, tweak, or skip — one tap, usually before your first coffee.

Never says something untrue

If a reply mentions your Friday hours or the lemon aioli, that detail is real — pulled from your own menu, never invented. Guests trust what they read.

Gets better every week

Every time you tweak or approve a reply, Grace learns your taste. Two weeks in, the drafts barely need a touch — and that learning stays yours.

Tells you what guests really feel

Service slipping? Patio getting love? Grace spots what guests keep mentioning — good and bad — and tells you while you can still act on it.

Brings drifting guests back

A heartfelt thank-you to a regular, a gentle win-back note to someone who left unhappy — Grace writes the follow-ups that turn one visit into many.
In your control

From a review to a reply that wins the guest back

Reviews land all day across Google, Yelp, and TripAdvisor. Grace writes back the way you would — grateful for the kind words, gracious about the hard ones — and waits for your okay. You stay in control of every word, and the painful reviews become a chance to win someone back.

  • Caught within the hour, everywhere you're listed
  • Written from your past replies — it reads like you
  • Only true details, pulled from your own menu and hours
  • Win-back notes that turn an unhappy guest into a returning one
The carbonara was the best I've had outside Rome.
Guest review
Grazie mille — pancetta, never bacon. See you again soon.
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Know how guests feel, before they stop coming

Grace listens to what guests keep saying about your service, food, and room — and warns you when the mood shifts, while you can still do something about it.

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In your voice

What waits for your okay

GoogleSofia M.
Flagged for you

The carbonara was the best I've had outside Rome — pancetta was crisp, eggs silky. Service was warm without being intrusive.

Draft awaiting your OK

Sofia, grazie mille! Our chef makes the carbonara just the way he learned it in Trastevere — pancetta, never bacon. We'd love to have you back soon.

The carbonara is really on your menu · Waiting for your okay
YelpMarcus T.
Flagged for you

Pizza was fine but we waited 35 minutes past our reservation time. No one apologized or checked in.

Draft awaiting your OK

Marcus, we're truly sorry — that wait isn't the welcome we want to give anyone. We've added a host on Friday nights to keep things on time. Could we make it right with dinner on us?

A hard review and a free meal offered — your call before it sends
How it works

How Grace replies in your voice

01

Grace catches every review

Google, Yelp, TripAdvisor — picked up within the hour, so no guest who took the time to write is left feeling ignored.

02

A ready reply waits for you

Each one drafted in your voice, the facts already true. You approve, edit, or skip with a tap — usually from your morning note, before the day starts.

03

It posts, and Grace remembers

Approved replies go out under your name. The choices you make teach Grace your taste, so next week's drafts feel even more like you.

Questions, answered

Your restaurant should be working harder than you.

Start with a free report. See the first issues this teammate would handle for you — before you connect a thing.