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Product Reviews — /reviews
Anyone can read what users think of VyroAI; signed-in users write exactly one review each.
A public page
The reviews page at /reviews is where VyroAI's own product reviews live — real users rating the product itself, not a project. Anyone can read it, signed in or not; it is the page the "Read all …" link on the front page opens — the link names the review count and appears from the very first review.
The list is simply newest first, unfiltered — reviews are not featured, hidden or reordered, and no average score is shown until there are at least ten reviews to average.
Writing yours
Signed in, the same page carries the form: a 1–5 star rating and 10 to 1000 characters of text. Every account gets exactly one review — writing again replaces your earlier one rather than adding a second.
You can edit it forever, with one honest catch: a review is looked at before it shows publicly, and editing an already-visible review sends it back into that queue until it is approved again. The form says so when it applies.
The review ask — three places, one answer
Separate from /reviews, VyroAI may show a small strip asking whether you would review it on Google or on Trustpilot, two external review sites. Since 27 August 2026 it can turn up in three places rather than one:
- on your projects page, as one dismissible line below your project cards
- in the Code Studio chat, under your most recent finished build
- on Profile → Overview, above everything else
They are the same ask, not three of them. It appears once you have started at least one build — and it deliberately does not care whether that build worked: someone whose builds all failed is asked at exactly the same moment as someone whose builds all passed.
Answering it anywhere retires it everywhere. Press Review on Google ↗, Review on Trustpilot ↗ or No thanks (on the one-line version on your projects page: Google ↗, Trustpilot ↗ or the ×) and the strip is gone for good, on every device you sign in on. It also pays no credits — same reason as below.
The footer link is not the same thing
At the bottom of every page there is a VyroAI on Trustpilot link. That one is permanent, and it is not an ask: it opens our public Trustpilot profile so you can read what is already there. The strip's Review on Trustpilot ↗ button opens the write-a-review page instead.
The footer link exists because searching Trustpilot for "vyroai" also turns up an unrelated company with a similar name, so the link is there to take you to the right profile.
Reviews are not paid and do not earn credits — that keeps them worth reading. The things that do pay are listed in Earning Free Credits.
Where to next
- Next in Community: Community Skills
- Show the work itself: Sharing & Publishing — Sharing your work, rather than your opinion.
- Looking to earn credits: Earning Free Credits — Reviews are not paid — these are the things that are.
- If you cannot review yet: Cloud Build — The build that has to run once before the review strip appears.
11 of 13 in Community · Last checked 16 September 2026 · Previous: Profiles & Following