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Truewidgets
Google reviews on your site, Google listing on autopilot
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Google reviews on your site, Google listing on autopilot
4 followers
Truewidgets puts your real Google reviews on your website as a reviews section, a rating badge or a floating badge, styled to match your site. Apps for WordPress, Wix and Framer, or one line of code anywhere else. Autopilot keeps your Google listing complete: it reads your website and drafts your services, prices and posts. Nothing goes on Google until you say so. Also: a review link and QR code, replies with AI drafts, an AI summary and reports. Free plan; Pro is $9 a month.










Hi Product Hunt 👋
I'm Ahsan, the maker of Truewidgets.
Three things kept bothering me:
Most review tools aren't design friendly. The widgets look bolted on rather than part of the website.
Reviews on websites go stale. They get copied in once and never updated as new ones come in.
Most Google Business Profiles are left mostly empty, even though a complete profile has far more potential to bring customers in.
Truewidgets fixes all three:
Design: 6 layouts and 13 styles to start from, then your own colours, fonts and corners. A reviews section, a rating badge or a floating badge that looks like part of your site.
Always up to date: add it once with our WordPress, Wix or Framer app, or one line of code anywhere else. New Google reviews show up by themselves, checked every day, with your replies under them. The average is always worked out from all your reviews, not just the ones on display.
Autopilot: it reads your website and drafts your Google services, prices and posts from what's actually on it. You check them and put them on Google in one click, or let it publish by itself on the Autopilot plan. Nothing goes on Google until you say so.
You can try it without signing up: search your business on truewidgets.com and you'll see a preview with your own reviews. There's a free plan, Pro is $9 a month, and Autopilot is on the $29 and $59 plans. Shopify and WooCommerce apps are on the way.
Two things I'd love your take on:
Would you let a tool publish to your Google profile by itself, or would you always want to check first?
Which website builder should we support next?
I'll be here all day and I'll reply to every comment myself.
Thanks for taking a look!