Patient NPS & review generation

NPS withoutthe survey.

One platform for both halves of the same job: Robin checks in with every patient after their visit, in your practice’s name, and what they say becomes your experience score — while the good visits become the Google reviews that bring the next patient in.

Hear Robin on a live call

HIPAA-first · BAA on every account · The scoring side is free for life

Built for

The loop, with Robin

Where the number actually comes from.

01 · the check-in

One question, after every visit, for every patient.

Sent from your practice’s name and number, minutes after they leave.
Hi Maya, it's Robin on behalf of your practice. We check in with everyone after a visit. How was your experience?
Really good honestly. Front desk were lovely. Did wait a while though.
Reply STOP to opt out — on every message we send.
02 · the score

Their answer becomes a score out of ten.

A number they gave you always beats a number we read.
If they say a number — “honestly, a nine” — that is their score, full stop.
If they answer in words, the whole reply is read and scored on the same scale — and labelled as read, never as an answer they gave.
9 / 10 · promoter · front desk (warm), wait time (friction)
03 · the fork

Promoters are asked while it is still fresh.

And nobody is screened out — the unhappy get the same invitation, and reach you privately first.
One tap, in her own words, minutes after she said them.
04 · the picture

You see the score, the split, and every reading.

Illustrative — your own patients, updating as replies land.
Promoters
Passives
Detractors

Why it answers

A score that keeps moving, with nobody chasing it.

An annual survey is a form almost nobody fills in, answered by the two extremes and read months after the thing it describes. A message you can reply to like a text gets answered by ordinary patients having ordinary visits — which is the group whose experience actually predicts your next hundred.

Every visit, not once a year

Scoring runs off completed visits, continuously, so the number moves week to week and a dip shows up while you can still do something about it. Nobody on your team sends a survey, chases a response, or exports a spreadsheet.

Text and voice, one score

Some patients answer a text in seconds. Others would sooner say it out loud, so a call follows where it helps. Both channels write to the same patient, and every reading is kept — warm on the phone and cool by text is a real signal, not a conflict to average away.

A reason under the number

Every reply is read in full and tagged against a fixed set of the things patients actually talk about — the front desk, the wait, being kept informed, billing. So the same thing is called the same thing every week, and a trend is a trend rather than a rewording.

Hear it yourself

This is the voice your patients hear.

Press the button and talk out loud. Robin answers questions about applaud from the same fact sheet our text chat reads — no script, no sales pitch, and nothing here is a recording. You will need a microphone; the session ends after three minutes.

Robin

Ready when you are

Talk to Robin. Out loud.

Our own voice AI. Ask her anything about applaud, and cut in whenever you like.

microphone required · 3 minutes

The conversation

awaiting input

ready when you are

Press start and allow the microphone. Ask her anything about applaud.

What it costs

We only deal in reviews we actually generate.

The scoring is free

The check-ins, the score, the promoter split and your patients' own words are never billed — not now, not later, and not as a trial that ends.

You pay when a review posts

A published review is the only billable event. We can ask four hundred patients, read every answer and invoice nothing — the only way we make money is by working.

No retainer, no minimum

No subscription, no setup fee and no term to sit out. Invoiced weekly and itemized, so every line is a review you can go and read. Cancel any month.

The per-review rate is shown in full when you sign up, before you agree to anything — alongside your service agreement and BAA.

Integrity

Every patient gets the same invitation.
Nothing gated.

Review gating — inviting only the happy patients and quietly burying the rest — is what the FTC treats as deception, and the practice carries the risk. We refused to build it. That refusal is not a limitation of the product. It is the product. Robin sends one invitation, the same one, to everyone — and the number you end up with is worth having, because it’s true.

One messageSame invitationEvery patient

Compliance and security

The BAA is signed before we text a single patient.

BAA on every account

Signed before a single patient is contacted — ours to you, and down our vendor chain.

Minimum-necessary data

First name, phone, visit date. No charts, no diagnoses, no notes. Encrypted at rest.

Opt-outs honored instantly

STOP works in under a second, quiet hours respected in the patient’s own timezone.

The details live at HIPAA & BAA.

FAQ

Common questions

“Do you actually ask patients to score you out of ten?”

We ask them how the visit went, in a sentence, from your practice — not a form with a 0-10 tile on it. If a patient answers with a number, that number is their score and it outranks everything else we hold. Most answer in words instead, and those words are read in full and scored on the same 0-10 scale. The difference is labelled wherever you see it, so a number a patient gave you never looks like one we read.

“Why not just send a survey?”

Because almost nobody fills one in, and the ones who do are the two extremes. A question you can reply to like a text gets answered by ordinary patients having ordinary visits — which is the group whose opinion actually predicts what your next hundred patients will experience.

“What happens to a patient who had a bad visit?”

They get the same invitation as everybody else — screening the unhappy ones out of the review ask is gating, it is what the FTC treats as deception, and we refused to build it. What changes is that their feedback also reaches you privately, quickly, while it is still fixable, instead of arriving as a public one-star.

“Text or phone?”

Both, and they feed the same score. Some patients reply to a text in seconds; others would sooner say it out loud, so a voice call follows where it helps. Every reading is kept, so a patient who is warm on the phone and cool by text shows up as exactly that rather than being averaged into nothing.

“What does my team have to do?”

Nothing per patient. It connects to the systems you already run — EHR / practice-management integration or a simple API — and works off completed visits, so the check-in goes out while the visit is still fresh without anybody remembering to send it.

“What does the surveying cost?”

Nothing, for as long as you are with us. The check-ins, the score, the promoter split and your patients' own words are never billed. The only thing you are ever invoiced for is a review that actually publishes — no subscription, no setup fee, no minimum term.

“Is this HIPAA-okay?”

BAA on every account, signed before a single patient is contacted, and down our vendor chain. Minimum-necessary data — first name, phone, visit date — encrypted at rest. Opt-outs honored instantly. Compliance isn't a feature here; it's the chassis.

Start here

Find out what your patients would actually say.

Sign up and the check-ins start going out on the patient list you already have. Or take twenty minutes with a founder first.

Or run a free review audit on your practice

The scoring is free for life. You pay only when a review posts. HIPAA-first, always.