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Review Mint

AI review generator

An AI review generator that sounds like your customer, not a robot

Customers tap a few words about their visit and Review Mint writes three short review options from exactly those words, in a casual voice. They pick one, change anything they like, and post it on Google themselves.

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The short answer

Review Mint's AI review generator turns the words a customer taps (for example "fresh", "soft", "a bit pricey") into short, natural review options. It never invents details the customer didn't pick, never posts on their behalf, and every customer can edit the text or write their own before posting on Google.

Written from what the customer actually said

Generic AI reviews all sound the same and can mention things that never happened. Review Mint only uses the words the customer tapped or typed. If they picked "took a while", the option says so — it won't turn a mixed visit into a five-star rave.

Each option is checked before it's shown: anything that adds details, staff names, prices, ratings, links, or ad-like phrases ("a culinary delight", "a must-visit") is dropped.

Natural, phone-typed tone

Options are short and varied — one quick line, a couple of slightly longer ones — in plain everyday words, the way real customers write. Customers who prefer to write their own get a one-tap spelling and grammar fix that keeps their words.

In the language your customer speaks

The review page works in English, Hindi, Hinglish, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Kannada and Malayalam, and customers can add their own words in any of them.

The customer stays in control

Review Mint never posts anything. The customer chooses the option (or writes their own), can edit it, picks their own star rating on Google and submits it. Google can remove reviews it believes are not genuine, so we encourage customers to add a few words of their own.

Frequently asked questions

No. It only rephrases the words the customer tapped or typed and rejects anything that adds new details. The customer reads, edits and posts the review themselves.

Yes. "I'd rather write it myself" opens a text box, and an optional one-tap fix corrects spelling and grammar without changing their words.

Customers can write and get options in the language they use. The review page itself is available in 10 languages including Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil and Telugu.

Yes. Google allows businesses to ask customers for reviews. It does not allow paying or rewarding people for reviews, asking only happy customers (review gating), fake reviews, or asking for reviews that mention particular staff. Review Mint shows every customer the same page, offers nothing in return and never posts for anyone.

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