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Quick Start

The fastest way to understand Repuvane is to go through the loop once, start to finish.

1. See the demo first​

Before creating an account, click See demo from the homepage. It's a full, no-login walkthrough of the real dashboard — Overview, Reviews, Reply History, Escalations, and Voice Settings — seeded with realistic sample data. Actions feel real (there's a short delay, like a real save) but nothing is ever written to a database. Refreshing resets it. It's the fastest way to feel out the product before signing up.

2. Subscribe​

Repuvane has no free tier or separate sign-up — click View pricing, pick a plan, and complete checkout. Payment comes first; your account is created from that. Once checkout confirms, you'll sign in with the email you paid with. Repuvane uses Clerk for authentication — email/password or a social provider, your choice.

3. Set up your business​

Right after your first sign-in, you'll set up the workspace Repuvane will watch:

  • Business name — what shows up in the reply itself (e.g. "Bright Smiles Dental").
  • Business type — used to tailor voice defaults.
  • Organization name — the umbrella company name, shown in the dashboard sidebar. Only matters once you invite a teammate; defaults to your business name if you skip it.

4. Teach Repuvane your voice​

Head to Voice Settings. The single highest-leverage thing you can do here is paste 2-3 replies you've actually sent before — Repuvane uses them as a direct style reference instead of guessing from a one-line description. Set your tone, sign-off, and any phrases you'd never say, and use the sliders to fine-tune formal-vs-friendly, concise-vs-detailed, and how conversational it sounds.

5. Add your first review​

Until a live platform connection exists, use Add review on the Reviews page to paste one in by hand — the exact same approve/edit/reject/escalate flow runs on it as it would on a real one.

6. Make a decision​

Read the draft. If it sounds right, Approve. If it's close, Edit it first. If it's wrong, Reject. If it needs your personal judgment — a refund demand, angry language — Escalate it instead.

That's the whole loop. Everything else in the product supports this one decision, over and over, faster than doing it by hand.