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Get startedScan your surveys, resolved tickets and shipped-request upvoters for people who already said something good. Ask them with a link that lets them edit their own quote before they agree, then publish to a wall on your own domain.
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Candidates found in surveys, support threads and shipped wishes.
Consent on record
A link the author approves before the quote is publishable.
Scored, not dumped
Each candidate carries how quotable it is, so the best surface.
Spot
People praise you in places nobody reads back — an answer at the end of a survey, a line in a support thread, a comment under a request that finally shipped. The queue goes looking through those, scores how quotable each one is, and puts them in front of you with the source still attached.
Ask
Send an invite and the author gets a consent link of their own. They approve or they decline, and the draft only reaches your wall if they approve. That is the difference between a quote you can put on a landing page and one you are hoping nobody objects to.
Approve
Approving opens the quote pre-filled and editable — trim the sentence that rambles, add the role and the company that make it land, tag it so it can be found again. Then publish it, or leave it as a draft until you are ready.
Publish
The approved quotes sit together with the author, their role, the rating and the tags they were filed under, and the ones you pin lead. It is a page that grows rather than a folder of screenshots somebody has to find again next quarter.
Who uses it
For marketing
The praise is already sitting in your surveys and your support inbox. It comes out as a card with the author and the source on it, not a cropped image somebody has to go hunting for the next time a landing page needs one.
For founders
The author clicked a link and said yes. When somebody asks where a quote came from or whether you can publish it, the answer is on the record instead of in your memory.
For support leads
A customer telling an agent they got a fast answer is a testimonial nobody was ever going to write down. Now it surfaces on its own, and asking them takes one click.
Connected
Every module writes to the same customer graph, so data captured here shows up wherever it is useful — no connectors to authorize, no sync to babysit.
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FAQ
From what your customers have already said elsewhere in AppGram — answers at the end of surveys, lines in support conversations, and comments on requests that shipped. Each candidate arrives carrying its source and a score for how quotable it is, and you can run a scan whenever you like rather than waiting for one.
By asking. Send an invite and the author receives a consent link; they approve or decline, and the draft only lands on the wall if they approve. Invites carry an expiry and the queue shows which are still outstanding. If you already have consent in writing, you can record that yourself instead of sending one.
Yes. Approving opens it pre-filled — the quote itself, the author, their title and company, an avatar, a rating and tags are all editable — and you decide whether it goes live straight away or waits on the wall as a draft.
Yes. Add one by hand with the quote, the author and a link back to where they said it — a sales call, a podcast, a post. It goes through the same consent and publishing steps as one the scan turned up.
The ones you feature. Featured quotes pin to the top of the wall and are counted separately from the rest, so the two you most want read are the two anyone sees first.
Reject them and they leave the queue. There is an archive beside the queue and the wall for the ones you would rather keep than delete.
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