One insight, two outputs
ryvl reads a competitor's real Google reviews, finds the one weakness customers keep naming, and turns it into both a marketing campaign and a product ticket. Same insight, the marketer's view and the PM's view, side by side.
The weakness becomes a campaign
A target frustration, a campaign angle, and two to three ad variations with copy and rationale. Written from the exact language real customers used about your rival.
The same weakness becomes a ticket
A product brief with the problem, who it affects, the evidence quotes, and a proposed fix, plus a ready-to-file ticket with acceptance criteria. Pinned to the same weakness in code.
Seven modules, one real pipeline
Every module is grounded in the review text. Nothing is mocked.
Reputation gap map
Every business scored on the dimensions customers actually talk about.
Verbatim quote mining
The exact lines customers wrote, grouped by theme.
Customer-segment breakdown
Which customer types each rival wins and loses.
Price-perception index
A one-to-five value read from how customers talk about price.
Operational punch-list
The gaps turned into a prioritized owner to-do list.
The marketer and the PM
One weakness, shown two ways: an ad campaign and a product ticket.
Review reply drafts
Ready-to-paste replies to your own reviews. Draft only.
Built for the people who act on reviews
Local business owners
See exactly where the shop down the street is losing customers, and get the moves to win them.
Marketers
A campaign angle and ad copy grounded in real customer language, not a blank brief.
Product and ops teams
A prioritized punch-list and a filed-ready ticket, traceable to the quotes that justify it.