// ReviewBay
// Brand intelligence platform

Every review on the internet. One answer engine.

ReviewBay gathers every public review of a brand, stores it in Neon with pgvector, and lets you ask questions in plain English, with links back to the original reviews. No dashboards to build. No guesswork.

// Listening across
Reddit
Trustpilot
App Store
Google Play
YouTube
Web & News
Forums
// From noise to signal

Your brand is being reviewed right now. Somewhere you are not looking.

7
Public source families
100%
Answers backed by a real review
<60s
Question to cited answer
// The pipeline

One pipeline. From scattered reviews to sourced answers.

Four stages that run themselves: collect every public mention, store it, give it meaning, and put an analyst on top of it.

/ Scrape

Every public mention. Collected on schedule.

Collectors watch review sites, social platforms, app stores, and forums for your brand. New mentions land in the pipeline within minutes, deduplicated, timestamped, and source-linked.

7 source families · Incremental crawls · Original URL kept
/ Store

Everything lands in Neon and pgvector. One schema.

Raw mentions are normalized into a single review model: source, author, rating, sentiment, product line. Your Postgres, your data, queryable from day one.

Neon Postgres · ELT, not CSVs · Full history retained
/ Embed

A local model turns text into meaning.

Every review is embedded on-device with a local model, so nothing is sent to a third party. Semantic search finds the complaint about "checkout freezing" even when nobody used those words.

Local embeddings · No data sent out · Semantic retrieval
/ Ask

An AI analyst with receipts.

Ask in plain English. The AI answers from retrieved reviews only, and every claim links back to the original post. No hallucination. No black box.

RAG over your reviews · Cited answers · Plain-English queries
// Ask the reviews

Stop reading 4,000 reviews. Ask one question.

Answers are auditable by design: click any citation and read the original review, on the original site, in context.

→ Open the chat
reviewbay / askLive
> why did our app store rating drop in june?
The drop traces to the 4.2 release. 61% of negative June reviews mention login failures after the update, concentrated on iOS [App Store, Jun 14] [App Store, Jun 17]. A secondary thread complains about the redesigned checkout [Reddit, Jun 21]. Sentiment on other topics stayed stable.
142 reviews retrieved -0.8 rating 3 sources
// Get started

Ready to hear what your customers are already saying?

Point ReviewBay at a brand name. The dashboard fills in as reviews arrive, and the chat answers with citations. No data engineering. No setup project.

Add a brand