صريح — منصة التقييمات الأولى في سوريا. اقرأ تقييمات حقيقية من زبائن موثّقين للمطاعم والعيادات والفنادق والمحلات. اختر بثقة قبل ما تدفع.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Mohammad Bakir , the maker of Sareeh (صريح).
I built Sareeh because in Syria, there wasn't really a trusted, local platform where people could leave honest reviews of restaurants and businesses — most reviews were scattered across social media comments or word of mouth, with no easy way to search, compare, or trust what you were reading.
Sareeh gives consumers a simple place to rate and review businesses honestly, and gives business owners a way to understand their reputation and connect with customers based on real feedback — not just star ratings with no context.
A few things I focused on:
🇸🇾 Built specifically for the Syrian market — local businesses, local context
✍️ Honest, detailed reviews (not just stars)
📈 Tools for business owners to track and respond to feedback
Still early months, and I'd love your feedback — what would make this more useful for you? Any features you'd want to see first?
Thanks for checking it out! 🙏
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Read a couple of reviews before picking a restaurant in Damascus, the verified customer filter made me trust the ratings way more than random Google comments. Wish there were more places listed but it's a solid start for Syria.
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@erdalisxcThank you so much for this — genuinely means a lot. 🙏
That trust signal is exactly why we built the verified customer filter in the first place. Anyone can post a review, but not everyone actually walked in and paid — and in a market flooded with paid influencer "reviews," we wanted people to have at least one place where the rating means something.
Damascus is where we started because it's home, but we're growing the listings every week (restaurants + cafés for now, more categories coming as we scale). If there's a specific spot you were hoping to find and couldn't, drop the name — genuinely useful for us to know what to prioritize next.
Appreciate you giving Sareeh a shot early 🇸🇾
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One thing that would help a lot is adding a map view so you can see which restaurants or clinics are closest to you, especially since not every neighborhood is well represented in text search results.
A map view is high on our radar exactly for the reason you mentioned — text search alone misses a lot, especially in neighborhoods that aren't as "loud" online. It's something we're actively looking at for an upcoming update.
Quick note on categories: right now Sareeh covers restaurants and cafés, but you've actually put your finger on where we're headed — we're expanding to cover more of daily commercial life in Syria, not just food & drink. Clinics is a great example of the kind of category people clearly want honest, verified reviews for.
Appreciate you thinking about this with us 🙏
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@kocatasozc56929Following up because you deserve to know we actually listened 🗺️✅
The map view is live now — you can see restaurants and cafés closest to you directly on the map instead of relying only on text search. Exactly the gap you pointed out.
Categories are still restaurants & cafés for now (clinics and beyond are on our roadmap as we expand), but the map itself works across everything currently listed.
Try it out and let us know what you think — feedback like yours is genuinely what shapes what we build next. 🙏
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Read a couple of reviews before picking a restaurant in Damascus, the verified customer filter made me trust the ratings way more than random Google comments. Wish there were more places listed but it's a solid start for Syria.
@erdalisxc Thank you so much for this — genuinely means a lot. 🙏
That trust signal is exactly why we built the verified customer filter in the first place. Anyone can post a review, but not everyone actually walked in and paid — and in a market flooded with paid influencer "reviews," we wanted people to have at least one place where the rating means something.
Damascus is where we started because it's home, but we're growing the listings every week (restaurants + cafés for now, more categories coming as we scale). If there's a specific spot you were hoping to find and couldn't, drop the name — genuinely useful for us to know what to prioritize next.
Appreciate you giving Sareeh a shot early 🇸🇾
One thing that would help a lot is adding a map view so you can see which restaurants or clinics are closest to you, especially since not every neighborhood is well represented in text search results.
@kocatasozc56929 Really solid feedback, thank you. 🗺️
A map view is high on our radar exactly for the reason you mentioned — text search alone misses a lot, especially in neighborhoods that aren't as "loud" online. It's something we're actively looking at for an upcoming update.
Quick note on categories: right now Sareeh covers restaurants and cafés, but you've actually put your finger on where we're headed — we're expanding to cover more of daily commercial life in Syria, not just food & drink. Clinics is a great example of the kind of category people clearly want honest, verified reviews for.
Appreciate you thinking about this with us 🙏
@kocatasozc56929 Following up because you deserve to know we actually listened 🗺️✅
The map view is live now — you can see restaurants and cafés closest to you directly on the map instead of relying only on text search. Exactly the gap you pointed out.
Categories are still restaurants & cafés for now (clinics and beyond are on our roadmap as we expand), but the map itself works across everything currently listed.
Try it out and let us know what you think — feedback like yours is genuinely what shapes what we build next. 🙏