Collect reviews of a product from several sites and summarize them

It reads the reviews on each site in its own Chrome and writes one summary, on the clone’s own computer, which you can watch. Signing up is free, with no install and no card; a dedicated cloud computer starts at $19/month with AI credits included.

Why a chat assistant alone cannot do this

A chat reply works from whatever it remembers, not from the reviews posted this week, and it cannot scroll to the one-star reviews on each shop. A computer with its own browser opens the live review pages and shows you where each point came from.

How it goes

You name the product and the sites to check, using the prompt below.
It opens the review section on each site, reads the newest reviews and the lowest-rated ones, and notes the points that repeat.
It answers with a short summary of praise and complaints, each with the link it came from.

What you tell it

The exact prompt. The button at the bottom of this page puts it in your own chat, ready to run.

Read the recent reviews of the Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones on Amazon, Best Buy and Rtings. Summarize what buyers praise and what they complain about most, with a link for each point.

Limits, said plainly

It reads reviews that are public. Reviews behind a login are yours to open once by taking over the screen.
A summary is a reading of the sample it saw, not a statistic over every review; it says how many it read.
It does not post or rate anything.

What it costs

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USD per month, billed by Stripe, cancel any time (effective at the end of the period). The machine runs around the clock while the plan is active. Details: pricing, credits and usage windows.

Questions people ask

Does it count how many reviews say the same thing?

It tells you how many it read per site and which points repeat. Treat the counts as what it saw, not as the whole review base.

Are fake reviews filtered out?

No. It reports what the pages show. If you want it to flag suspicious patterns, say so in the prompt and check the examples it gives.

Can I compare two products?

Yes. Name both in the prompt and ask for a side-by-side table.