KOB

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A restaurant manager for owners. You just tap approve.

Checks an independent restaurant's Google listing, reviews and website every morning and drafts replies and fixes. Owners approve each one with a tap, so nothing posts without their OK.

Built by hello-99 · Productivity · Marketing · SaaS · Paid

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hello-99 (Joined Nov 2026)

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Checks an independent restaurant's Google listing, reviews and website every morning and drafts replies and fixes. Owners approve each one with a tap, so nothing posts without their OK.

About

KOB reads what guests see, including the Google listing, reviews and website, then queues a morning brief of drafted replies and corrections. Each job has a setting: 5-star replies with no issues can run on autopilot, while refunds, discounts and replies to 1-2 star reviews always wait for the owner. Posting is one tap today, with KOB copying the text and opening Google, and automatic posting is listed as coming soon.

Key Features

Checks your Google listing, reviews and website every morning
Drafts review replies and listing fixes for you to approve
Flags wrong hours, broken booking buttons and dead menu links
Holds angry, sensitive or legal-sounding reviews for owner review
Copies approved replies and opens Google so you can post in one tap

Use Cases

Updating Christmas holiday hours on Google so they match the restaurant's website
Drafting replies to unanswered 2-star reviews for the owner to approve before anything is posted
Catching a closing-time mismatch, such as Google showing 4pm while the website says 5pm, and fixing it

From the founder

Who it's for

“Independent restaurant and cafe owners with one to five sites, who are stuck with the busywork around the restaurant: review replies, Google listing and hours, and quiet nights.”

Why I built it

“I'm Akeem Ojuko, a founder in London. KOB looks after the busywork around a restaurant and brings it to the owner ready to go, so they only tap approve. Nothing goes public until they say yes.”

— [email protected], founder of KOB