Welcome to part three of “Zero to SaaS in 14 Days,” my real-world series where I build, launch, and document a SaaS product in just two weeks. In part one, I created a Subscription Tracker, and in part two, a Job Application Tracker.
Now, I’m excited to share ReviewMaster AI, an app that makes managing customer reviews easier and smarter. It uses AI to suggest replies you can quickly edit and helps you keep track of reviews that need your attention. Whether on your laptop or phone, it looks great and works smoothly.
If you’ve ever wished for a reli…
Welcome to part three of “Zero to SaaS in 14 Days,” my real-world series where I build, launch, and document a SaaS product in just two weeks. In part one, I created a Subscription Tracker, and in part two, a Job Application Tracker.
Now, I’m excited to share ReviewMaster AI, an app that makes managing customer reviews easier and smarter. It uses AI to suggest replies you can quickly edit and helps you keep track of reviews that need your attention. Whether on your laptop or phone, it looks great and works smoothly.
If you’ve ever wished for a reliable sidekick to handle your reviews, let me show you how this app works.
AI Suggestions You Can Easily Edit 🤖
Picture this: you’re swamped, but the reviews keep rolling in. An AI drafts replies for you, but you still want to add your personal touch. That’s exactly the sweet spot ReviewMaster AI hits.
The moment you hit “edit,” here’s what happens behind the scenes:
protected startEditingSuggestion(reviewId: number, currentText: string): void {
this.editingReviewId.set(reviewId);
this.editedSuggestion = currentText;
}
The app remembers which review you’re working on and loads the AI’s suggestion. You can adjust as you like - add some warmth, clarify, or keep it short and sweet. It’s way easier than starting from zero.
And for those times you’re in a rush and just want to send a quick thank you, the app makes sure a polite message always goes out:
if (!review.response) {
review.response = 'Thank you for your feedback!';
}
This little touch ensures no one feels ignored - and builds trust with your customers, even if you can’t reply immediately. It’s like having a teammate who’s always ready to help draft your replies, but lets you put the final signature on each one.
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Clear Review Statuses to Stay on Top ⚡
When I first started tracking review status, I got lost in a mess of labels: “new,” “pending,” “needs follow-up,” and a bunch more that created more confusion than clarity.
So I dialed it back and created something simple:
protected getReviewDisplayStatus(review: Review): string {
if (review.status === 'responded') {
return 'responded';
}
return this.isNewReview(review) ? 'new' : 'pending';
}
This easy formula does the trick: if you answered the review, it’s “responded.” If it’s fresh (within the past week), it’s “new.” Otherwise, it’s “pending.” No mess, no guesswork.
And to keep you focused, the app automatically updates the number of new reviews needing your attention like this:
protected newReviewsCount = computed(() => this.reviews().filter(r => this.getReviewDisplayStatus(r) === 'new').length);
So when you open the app, you’re greeted by neat badges showing the real workload - no surprises, just clarity. It makes tackling reviews less of a chore and more of a game.
A UI That’s Clean and Friendly 🎨
Let’s be honest: even the best tool can turn users off if it looks cluttered or confusing. That’s why I paid close attention to the design.
With Angular Material’s help, the app feels modern and light. The top bar stays fixed as you scroll, with a cool glass blur effect that’s sleek but not annoying:
.header-toolbar {
position: fixed;
top: 0;
box-shadow: 0 1px 3px rgba(0,0,0,0.08);
backdrop-filter: blur(8px);
background: rgba(255,255,255,0.95);
}
And to help you instantly recognize where a review came from, the badges follow platform colors - blue for Google, bright red for Yelp:
.review-platform-badge.google {
background-color: #4285F4;
color: white;
}
.review-platform-badge.yelp {
background-color: #D32323;
color: white;
}
The layout adjusts nicely for phones or tablets, so you can respond anytime, anywhere. It’s all about making your review management smooth and a bit fun.
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Keeping Status Logic Simple and Bug-Free 🔧
Early on, the status system was a bit of a headache. Multiple overlapping labels meant bugs would sneak in, and the UI sometimes showed confusing results.
The fix was to simplify and tidy up all the logic - here’s a key part that updates review responses and status safely:
this.allReviews.update(reviews.map(review => {
if (review.id === reviewId) {
const responseText = this.editingReviewId() === reviewId ? this.editedSuggestion : review.response || review.aiSuggestion || 'Thank you for your feedback!';
return { ...review, status: 'responded', response: responseText };
}
return review;
}));
This single update does it all - checks if you edited the reply, falls back to existing text if you didn’t, or uses a friendly default. Done in one go, it prevents bugs and keeps everything neat.
What I learned? Sometimes, simpler code leads to a much happier app and happier users.
Components That Play Well Together 🏗️
The app is built from pieces called components, each with its own job. Think of them like the sections in a team, all working together without stepping on each other’s toes.
Here’s the lineup:
- AppComponent: The boss that keeps track of all your filters and review data.
- SidebarComponent: Shows stats and lets you filter reviews by status or date.
- ReviewListComponent: Displays the filtered reviews you want to see.
- ReviewCardComponent: Manages each review’s details, like AI replies, status, and edits.
Angular signals keep these parts talking smoothly and updating instantly as you work.
For example, the stats refresh automatically with this neat code:
protected stats = computed(() => {
const total = reviews().length;
const responded = reviews().filter(r => r.status === 'responded').length;
const newReviews = reviews().filter(r => getReviewDisplayStatus(r) === 'new').length;
const responseRate = (responded / total) * 100;
return { total, responded, newReviews, responseRate };
});
It feels like magic - the numbers always stay current without you lifting a finger.
Try It Out and Share Your Thoughts! 🧪
Now that you’ve seen what ReviewMaster AI can do, why not take it for a spin? There’s no better way to understand how it helps than by using it yourself.
Jump in, test the features, and see how easy it is to handle reviews with AI suggestions, smart filters, and a smooth interface. As you explore, I’d love to hear what you think - what works great, what could be better, or what features you wish it had.
Leaving reviews and feedback is hugely valuable. It helps me improve the app and make sure it truly meets real needs. Plus, your input could inspire new features that make review management even easier for everyone.
So go ahead - dive in, play around, and then drop a review. Your voice matters, and together we can make ReviewMaster AI an even better helper for busy people like you.
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Conclusion 🚀
ReviewMaster AI is more than just a tool - it’s a little helper that takes the stress out of managing customer reviews. By combining helpful AI drafts with your own personal touch, clear and simple tracking, and a clean design, it makes review management easier and even enjoyable.
Thanks to Angular’s modern features and good old-fashioned simplicity, the app is fast, reliable, and ready to grow with your needs.
If you want to keep your customers happy and your team efficient, give ReviewMaster AI a spin. It’s your secret weapon to turning every review into a chance to shine.
Thanks for Reading 🙌
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