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🧱 I built a customizable Ratings & Reviews dashboard for React

Hey everyone,

I recently launched a project I’ve been working on for a while — a Ratings & Reviews system built entirely in React + MUI, designed for developers and small brands that want more control over how they collect and display customer feedback.

Most review systems (like Trustpilot or Shopify apps) are great, but they’re locked-down and iframe-based, which makes it hard to integrate smoothly into your own product pages or SaaS dashboards.

So, I decided to build my own — something developer-first and 100% customizable.

⚙️ What it does

🧩 Customizable Stepper Form
Users can leave reviews through a guided, step-by-step form with optional questions like:

1–10 custom ratings

Yes/No questions

Text feedback

Image upload

YouTube video links

Custom rating fields like “Product Value” or “Quality”

You can add, edit, or delete questions in your dashboard under 3 main categories:
👉 Personal Info, Product Quality, and Brand Feedback.

📊 Dashboard Overview

The dashboard lets you:

View and manage all submitted reviews

Track average ratings and sentiment trends

See top-performing products

Customize and preview your review flow

Manage your integration keys and environment (test/production)

I’m currently building out analytics and AI-powered insights next.

💡 Why I built it

I wanted a review system that didn’t force me into another company’s ecosystem.
Something that could plug directly into any React storefront, stay consistent with the existing design, and give real ownership of the data.

This started as a weekend experiment and turned into a full SaaS platform.
Still early, still has bugs, but I decided to release it anyway to get real feedback.

🔗 Try it out -> https://www.rovza.shop

What would you need in a review system for your React project?

Thanks!!!

If you’ve ever built your own tools instead of depending on another platform, you’ll get the feeling behind this one.
This is my attempt at building something open, customizable, and developer-friendly — and I’d really appreciate your honest feedback or ideas.

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