Your customer talks for 90 seconds. You get a testimonial worth posting.
Send them a link, or just ask your AI for one. They talk to Remy for about 90 seconds, wherever they happen to be. Nothing to write, nothing to film.
A polished testimonial in their own words comes back, ready the moment they approve it.
Private beta. Early access, no credit card.
I came in skeptical. I left with a plan I actually use every single day.
One link. Two happy people.
The whole thing, from both sides.
“Talk for 90 seconds. Get back a testimonial you'd be proud to put your name on.”
Nothing to write, and nothing to film. You talk for a bit, read what it captured, make any changes you want, and approve. Done before your coffee's cold. ☕
“Send one link. A finished testimonial comes back, and you never write or chase a word.”
Pick a recipe, send the link, and the testimonial lands ready to post. Or just ask your AI to handle it.
A blank box is where testimonials go to die.
Your best client just said “this changed everything” on the call. You mean to ask. You draft the email three times. It feels needy. A week later you send it. They mean to reply. They never do. Your sales page has the same four vague quotes it had a year ago.
They want to rave about you. But writing it down keeps losing to work, kids, the next class, the next meeting. People speak about 3× faster than they type, so Ravetell fits into a busy day instead of asking for one more thing on the list.
Three steps. Ninety seconds.
You send a link
After a great session or a project close, drop them your Ravetell link. One tap, from anywhere. Or just ask your AI to make one.
Remy has a conversation
Remy talks with your client for about 90 seconds. No camera, no script, no blank box. A natural back-and-forth while they walk the dog.
Their words, ready when they are
Remy turns what they said into a clean, specific quote in their own voice. They review, edit anything, approve, and share.
See it in action
The call your client takes. The testimonials you get back.
Their words, your proof
It sounds like them, because it is them.
Before this program I was avoiding the hard conversations in my business. Now I'm having them every week.A Ravetell beta user
A form gives you “great to work with.” Remy keeps the specifics that actually close your next client.
In beta, works today
Don't want another app to log into? Run it from the AI you already use.
Connect Ravetell to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, whatever you already talk to, and just ask: make a link, send it, read back what came in. Hook it up to the rest of your tools through Zapier, and your testimonials land wherever your work already lives.
Questions, answered.
Is it really their words?
Yes. Remy keeps their phrasing, their story, their specifics, and lightly edits only for readability. Your client sees the result and approves it before anything posts. A blank box gives you “Maya is great!” A conversation gives you the specific story that actually sells.
Won't it sound like AI?
The input is a real human talking warmly, and the output sounds like them. The irony is that a blank form produces the generic, interchangeable copy people fear. A real conversation produces something irreplaceable.
Will my client actually use it?
They are already ignoring your testimonial form, because a blank text box is more effort than it looks. A 90-second voice call they can do while driving? The bar is genuinely lower.
Is this compliant?
Everyone is asked the same way, and your customer approves their own words before anything is shared. They post from their own account, and we keep the recording as proof it was really them. Nothing gets filtered and nothing is faked.
Private beta, waitlist open
Your happiest client right now. What would they say if you just asked them to talk?
Get on the list and we'll let you in as spots open.
Private beta. Early access, no credit card.