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What your competitor's customers repeat, read for you

Paste a competitor's website. Kamply reads its public reviews on Trustpilot, G2, Capterra and the app stores, then writes the brief, so you know what customers praise, what they complain about and what they ask for before you plan a thing.

The site, not the name: several companies share a name, and the review check is built on the site's own identity.

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Inside a finished review brief

See the pattern behind the rating.

These are real published reports, not samples: each one is a run of this tool, read from the public review sites on the date it names. Search the directory, or read what NutriScan's customers repeat below, each quote linked to its page.

  • NutriScan

    Health and fitness

    17 ads22 reviews29 August 2026

  • ElevenLabs

    Media and entertainment

    89 ads195 reviews29 August 2026

  • Noom

    Health and fitness

    60 ads178 reviews29 August 2026

  • Invideo Agent Two

    Media and entertainment

    15 ads220 reviews29 August 2026

  • Healthifyme

    Health and fitness

    70 ads160 reviews29 August 2026

  • MyFitnessPal

    Health and fitness

    63 ads160 reviews29 August 2026

  • Yazio

    Health and fitness

    40 ads160 reviews29 August 2026

  • Lose It!

    Health and fitness

    40 ads160 reviews29 August 2026

  • Foodvisor

    Health and fitness

    30 ads160 reviews29 August 2026

  • MyNetDiary

    Health and fitness

    25 ads160 reviews29 August 2026

  • Lifesum

    Health and fitness

    19 ads160 reviews29 August 2026

  • Stellar Sleep

    Healthcare

    41 ads122 reviews29 August 2026

Browse all 525 reports

Loading the published reports

Authority without the black box

Know which public pages shaped the signal.

The source marks identify the public platforms the resolver can look up. Review platforms provide customer evidence. Meta and LinkedIn add market context beside it when the match is available. None of the logos imply endorsement.

  • Trustpilot

    Public review pages and ratings

    Review source

  • G2

    Public software reviews when a match exists

    Review source

  • Capterra

    Public software reviews when accessible

    Review source

  • Google Play

    Reviews printed on the public app listing

    Review source

  • App Store

    Public app reviews when the listing resolves

    Review source

  • Meta

    Ad context beside the customer signal

    Market context

  • LinkedIn

    Advertiser context when available

    Market context

525 published reports · 6638 ads read · 8170 reviews read

The cost of reading reviews by hand

You open Trustpilot, then G2, then the app store, and read the first page of each.

You remember three complaints and one rave, and lose which product, which month, and which page they came from.

Then you tell the team “customers hate their onboarding”, and nobody can check it.

The evidence is public and it is spread across five sites that were never built to be read together.

A review check reads them in one pass: the sixty newest reviews with their ratings, grouped into what customers repeat, where their patience runs out, and what they ask for.

Every quote links to the page it came from, so you can check it before you build on it.

What their customers keep saying, gathered from every public review page, before your next roadmap meeting.

What a review check does

Six things you stop doing by hand

  • Read the newest reviews

    The sixty most recent from Trustpilot, G2, Capterra and the app stores, each with its rating, date and source.

  • Group what repeats

    Praise, complaints, requests and churn signals are grouped, and each theme shows the rows it stands on.

  • Keep the customer's words

    The phrasing customers chose, not a sentiment score. Use it in positioning, onboarding and support copy.

  • See the source receipt

    Every source is marked read, empty or unavailable. A page that would not load never becomes a zero.

  • Set the ads beside the reviews

    The same run reads the live ads, so the brief can say what is promised and what customers say about it.

  • Run 20 a day, free

    Sign in with Google, paste a website, and the check finishes in about a minute. No card, no hidden source list.

Inside the reports

What their customers say, in their words

Every tile is one review read into a published report, with its rating and the site it came from. Open one to read the rest, grouped by what repeats.

How it works

One website in. A customer signal out.

  1. 01

    Paste the website

    The site, not the name: several companies share a name, and the resolver records which public identity each review source matched.

  2. 02

    Sign in with Google

    The check is counted per person, 20 a day, and the brief needs an address to land in. Sign-in hands back nothing but your email.

  3. 03

    Read the customer signal

    About a minute later, in your inbox. Start with what repeats, open the exact reviews behind it, and share the link for 14 days.

What it costs

The report is free. The campaign it starts is the product.

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  • Every source named, every quote linked
  • Report link lives 14 days
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Questions about the review check.

If yours isn't here, ask it in the walkthrough. The form below reaches a human.

Which review sites does this check read?

It looks for public Trustpilot, G2, Capterra, Google Play and App Store pages when the company resolves to them. The report names every source it read, links the page each row came from and says which sources were empty or unavailable.

Can I check a competitor by name instead of a website?

No. Several companies share a name, so the check takes the competitor's website and builds on the site's own identity. The resolver records which public identity each source matched, and how it was verified, so you can check the result.

Does the report show private customer data?

No. It reads public review pages and public app listings only. It does not sign in to a competitor account, buy audience data or collect a visitor's browsing history.

How does it find recurring themes?

The report keeps the source rows, ratings, dates and excerpts together, then groups repeated praise, complaints, requests and churn signals. A theme is grounded in the rows the run actually stored.

What if a review site blocks the request?

That source is marked unavailable rather than counted as zero. The rest of the evidence still lands, and the source receipt tells you exactly what could not be read.

Why do I need to sign in?

The finished brief is emailed to you and the free allowance belongs to an account rather than a browser. Sign in with Google through Cloudflare Access, then run up to 20 checks a day.

How long does the review brief stay available?

The share link stays available for 14 days. It is unguessable and can be sent to teammates without another sign in, then it is deleted.

Is this a review scraper or a product research tool?

It does the useful collection work of a review scraper, then adds a decision layer. You can open the exact rows behind a theme instead of trusting a score with no source trail.

Stop guessing what their customers think.

Paste one competitor. The review brief is in your inbox in about a minute, with every quote linked to its page.

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