One request. Two honest paths back.
A review request after the visit, and an honest split: public where it belongs, and private feedback routed to your team rather than quietly filtered away.
Watch it run
One of six, one record
Review Assistant does not keep
an inbox of its own.
Everything it handles lands in the same patient record as the other five, so nothing is worked twice and nobody has to be told the same thing again.
Review Assistant, running
It asks. It routes. It records.
A review request after the visit, and an honest split: public where it belongs, and private feedback routed to your team rather than quietly filtered away.
A satisfied patient is invited to leave a public review.
Private feedback is routed to your team instead of being published — and never filtered away.
What the clinic gets
- It asksOnce, after the visit, on the channel the patient already uses.
- It routesA positive reply is invited to go public; a negative one goes to the follow-up queue.
- It recordsBoth paths stay visible to your team, with what was said.
The gap it closes
Not a staffing failure. A coverage one.
How it works
Three steps, and then it stops.
Once, after the visit, on the channel the patient already uses.
A positive reply is invited to go public; a negative one goes to the follow-up queue.
Both paths stay visible to your team, with what was said.
The boundary
What it will never do.
Every product in the system has a written line it does not cross. This one is Review Assistant’s.
- Write a review on a patient’s behalf
- Suppress or delete negative feedback
- Incentivise a rating
- Publish anything without the patient doing it themselves
The follow-up queue is a panel view, not a private filter — your team sees everything.
The path a request takes
Four stages, and then a person.
Nothing here is a promise about outcomes. It is the path Review Assistant actually takes, and the point where it stops.
A patient who was happy on Tuesday has forgotten by Friday.
Once, after the visit, on the channel the patient already uses.
A positive reply is invited to go public; a negative one goes to the follow-up queue.
Both paths stay visible to your team, with what was said.
Watch it run
Review Assistant, end to end.
One unedited recording of this product handling a single request, from the moment it arrives to the moment your team opens it.
Where it shows up
One panel, one record.
Review Assistant does not keep its own inbox. Everything it handles lands in the same patient record as the other five, so nothing is worked twice.
See the panelReview Assistant
The follow-up queue is a panel view, not a private filter — your team sees everything.
- 01It asksOnce, after the visit, on the channel the patient already uses.
- 02It routesA positive reply is invited to go public; a negative one goes to the follow-up queue.
- 03It recordsBoth paths stay visible to your team, with what was said.
- Write a review on a patient’s behalf
- Suppress or delete negative feedback
- Incentivise a rating
Founder-led · built for dental clinics
I build Alotime for the hours a dental practice cannot cover. If something in the system gets a patient conversation wrong, that is mine to fix — and you will always know who to call.
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