
NFC review cards for your counter A physical card customers tap with their phone to open your review page — no QR code to scan, no link to type. Vote if you would put one on your counter or table. 1 1
A phone app for replying on the go Replying to reviews from your phone without opening a browser, with a notification when a new review lands. Vote if you would use it, and say whether replying or getting notified matters more. 1 1
Run several businesses from one account One login that manages multiple locations or clients, each with its own reviews, requests and reporting, and a single place to see them all. Useful if you run more than one venue, or manage reviews on behalf of other businesses. Vote if this is you, and tell us how many businesses you would need. 1 1
Connect Praising to Zapier We already have an API and webhooks for developers. Zapier would let you wire Praising to a few thousand other tools without writing any code — for example, adding every new customer from your booking system straight into your review requests. 1 1
Put your own brand on Praising Your logo, your colours and your own web address on the parts your customers see — review pages, emails and widgets. Vote if you would want to hand this to clients under your own name. 1 1
A help article for every screen We are rewriting the whole help centre against the current app, with real screenshots of every page, and adding articles for the newer sections — Visibility, Engagement and the AI Agent. New and rewritten articles are going live continuously at help.praising.ai. 1 1
Connect Google Business Profile directly Right now Google reviews reach you through our own collection. Connecting your Google Business Profile straight to Praising means replies post back to Google instantly and your profile details stay in sync both ways. The connection is built and running for early accounts while Google reviews our API access. 1 1
A dedicated SMS number for your business Today review-request texts go out from a shared Praising number. We want each business on its own number, registered in your name, so replies come back to you and your texts are never mixed in with anyone else's. This is a carrier-registration job as much as a software one, so it is queued rather than scheduled — tell us if you need it and that moves it up. 1 1