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Built for the morning rush

Every review answered between pours. The bad one sent to your phone. Monday read before the 6 a.m. rush.

Hearshore is the always-on AI review agent for the solo coffee shop — where Marisol's order lives in your head, where one Google review shapes tomorrow's foot traffic, and where there is no dashboard to babysit between the 6 a.m. and the 10 a.m. rushes.

Listings watched
Google + Yelp + Facebook
Reply turnaround
before the next pour
Negative escalation
by SMS, ~ 4 min

Why coffee shops

The four moments that decide your week.

A coffee shop is not a SaaS dashboard. It is a 6 a.m. opening, a 10 a.m. crash, a regular with a name you remember, and one bad review that can swing tomorrow's line. Hearshore is built for exactly those four moments.

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Marisol, 6:14 a.m.

The 5-star from a regular

Marisol orders a flat white with a double shot. She has been coming in for two years. When she leaves a 5-star, you already know it landed. Hearshore drafts the reply before you finish pulling her next drink.

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A first-timer, just now

The 4-star with the tiny caveat

A first-timer loved the oat-milk latte, found the line a little long. Hearshore drafts a reply in your name — no comma out of place. You read it once, tap send, the regulars never notice the gap.

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A 1-star, between pours

The bad one, sent to your phone

A 1-star goes up with a sentence you would rather not read. Within ~ four minutes your phone shows the full thread, the sentiment reason, and a draft in your voice — send, edit, or forward to your shift lead between drinks.

Digest

Monday, 5:47 a.m.

The week in your inbox

Three things that went up, two themes that kept coming up — wait time, friendliness — and a short list of replies still waiting for a human eyeball. Read it before the 6 a.m. rush, share it with your shift lead over the first batch of beans.

How it fits the morning

From paste-to-URL to Monday read, in an afternoon.

Same opinionated workflow as every other Hearshore shop — monitor, draft, escalate, summarize — instead of a sprawling feature suite. Four steps, then it runs between your opening and your closing.

  1. 1

    Paste your three URLs

    Google Business Profile, Yelp, and Facebook — one paste each. Hearshore pulls the history in minutes and starts polling the moment you save.

  2. 2

    Two example replies

    Drop in two replies you have already written. Hearshore reads the cadence, the sign-off, the way you handle the regulars — and drafts every new review in that voice from then on.

  3. 3

    Every review, one inbox

    A 5-star lands on Google. A 4-star lands on Yelp. Each shows up with a draft reply already attached — approve, edit, or nudge it to your barista lead with one tap.

  4. 4

    Monday, before the rush

    Sentiment up, sentiment down, what kept coming up, and the short list of drafts still waiting for a human eyeball. Five minutes before the doors unlock.

A field note

“I had a Saturday where a 1-star Google review went up while I was pulling shots on bar. By the time I changed the grinder, my phone had the full thread, a draft in my voice, and a one-tap send. I never opened a dashboard.”
A coffee-shop owner · single location, ~80 covers on a Saturday morning, owner on bar every shift.

Start before next Saturday's rush.

One afternoon of paste-and-train and your shop has the same review agent as a four-location chain. Same monitor, same drafts, same SMS — priced for one bar and one shift lead.

See pricing — $39 / location / month

See also: Hearshore for dental clinics.