Review tracker

How to use it

1. 1Type your rating and how many reviews it is based on, from your Google listing.
2. 2Type the rating you want. Usually this is the rival’s rating.
3. 3The number is how many five-star reviews it takes to show ABOVE them, not level with them. Google shows one decimal, so a tie at 4.6 still reads 4.6 beside theirs.
4. 4The second figure is harder: a true average that high, not one that only rounds up to it.
5. 5Type how many reviews you get in a normal week. The screen turns the gap into weeks.

What it does

• From 25 October 2026 Grow has four rows: Find local creators, Google review requests, Email your regulars, and Check-ins. Open any of them from Grow, and they open in a panel beside Today. Google review requests opens a strip of three tabs across the top — Review requests, AI replies, Review tracker — and every one of them is the same address it always was, so a bookmark still works.
• Under the weeks, a card offers the paid plan: KANJIN emails every customer for a Google review after their visit, once each and never filtered, which is how the gap closes without asking by hand.
• The count assumes every new review is five stars, so it is the best case. The real number is higher.
• It gets harder near the top. Moving from 4.2 to 4.5 takes far fewer reviews than 4.7 to 4.9. Each new review moves a high average less.
• A target of 5.0 is refused. No number of reviews reaches it once one review is below five.
• The figures you type here are kept with the shop, not with this visit. Come back next week, or open KANJIN on another device, and they are as you left them.

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