Your reviews live in five different places.
Google has the most. Yelp has the loudest. Facebook has whatever your customers post when they tag you. TripAdvisor exists, sort of. And then there’s the occasional one on OpenTable, Resy, or wherever your reservation system collects feedback.
Keeping up with all of them means logging into five different platforms, each with their own password, app, and notification settings. Most restaurant owners just stop trying — and then a bad review sits on Yelp for six months before anyone notices.
This is fixable in 30 seconds a day, but only if everything is in one place.
One unified dashboard for every review platform. Google, Yelp, Facebook, TripAdvisor — every review across every platform, in a single feed. Sortable by platform, rating, recency, or whether you’ve replied.
Instant notifications when new reviews come in. Push notifications on your phone the moment a new review posts. Set it for “all new reviews” or just “anything 3 stars or below” if you only want to be alerted to potential issues.
Mobile-first design. Built to work in 30 seconds between rushes — not in a 47-tab dashboard at your laptop. Most TableHype owners do everything from their phone.
Sentiment trends over time. See which review themes are coming up most often. Are guests consistently complaining about wait times? Praising your bartender by name? The system surfaces patterns so you can act on them.
Monitor reviews
Google Business Profile, Facebook, Yelp, TripAdvisor — all connected in 10 minutes on your kickoff call.
You see them all in one place, on your phone, in real time. No more checking five platforms.
Tap a review to reply (or let the AI draft it). Tap to flag fake reviews. Tap to auto-post the best ones to your Instagram and Facebook. One screen, every acti
A huge time-saver
Before Table Hype, Matt at Ultralife was checking his Google profile every few days when he remembered. Some reviews would sit for weeks before he noticed them. Some he’d miss entirely.
Now he gets a push notification within minutes of every new review. He spends about 5 minutes a day in the app, total. Every review gets seen, and the important ones get replied to within hours instead of weeks.
Yes — because you also have reviews on Yelp, Facebook, and TripAdvisor. Even if Google is your main focus, the other platforms still matter for SEO and reputation. Monitoring all four manually takes 10x the time of having them in one feed.
The system flags suspicious reviews automatically. You can submit them to Google for removal directly from the dashboard. We help you build the case if it’s contested.
Yes. You can add your manager, marketing lead, or front-of-house lead as team members so they can monitor and respond on your behalf — all under one account.
This is where the AI is most valuable. It writes empathetic, professional replies that take the heat out of a tough situation — and it does it without the emotional reaction you might have at midnight after a long shift. You always have final say before it posts.
You can edit any reply before it sends, retrain the AI with feedback, or roll back any reply that’s already posted. You’re never locked into anything.
Yes. You can manage all locations from one account, with filtered feeds per location and a roll-up dashboard across all of them.
Curious what your current reply rate is — and how it compares to nearby restaurants? Your free reputation report will show you exactly that, plus the impact replying to your existing unanswered reviews would have on your Google ranking.