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From a new project to testimonials on your site

A new dashboard opens on a list of four steps — share your collection link, receive a testimonial, approve it, put it on your site — with the one thing to do next and its button beside it. The form is ready to send the moment the project exists, and the wall layout is already chosen.

PlanEvery plan.

How it works

Getting started, step by step

  1. One next action

    Only the first step not yet done shows its buttons: Copy collection link, then Import from Senja, Testimonial.to or Google while you wait, then Show Pending, then Copy embed code. The others say what they are and whether they are done.

  2. The code, or a prompt for your coding agent

    Beside the two lines of embed code, choose what your site is built with and copy a prompt for Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable, Bolt or any agent that edits your site. It carries your project's own address and the same two lines, and tells the agent to change nothing else and show you the change first.

  3. Empty lists that say what to do

    An empty Pending list offers your collection link and the importer; an empty Approved list points back to what is waiting in Pending.

  4. Measured, with the method

    Measured on Oct 17, 2026, by a script driving a test build in a browser and counting what it pressed, typed and chose: from a new project to an approved testimonial drawn on a web page took 3 presses, no typing and no choices, besides sending the link and pasting the code. Copying the prompt for a coding agent took 1 press. Importing a Senja or Testimonial.to CSV whose name says where it came from, or a Google Takeout archive, took 3 presses — choose the file, check the permission sentence, import — and no choices. Your customer's side took 5 presses and their own words. Those are our figures alone; no other product was measured.

Safe by design

The rule that makes it safe to have

Clear boundaries

What it will not do

Every capability page ends with this list. It is the part that says what you are actually buying.

  • It will not approve, publish or import anything by itself.
  • It will not say your wall is live on your site: it only knows the code was copied in this browser.
  • It will not follow you from one browser to another: what it remembers is kept in the browser you used.
  • It is not shown to a project that already has three approved testimonials, and Hide this list removes it for good in that browser.

Where it lives in the code: components/FirstRunChecklist.tsx · lib/first-run.ts · lib/import-detect.ts · components/CsvImport.tsx · captures/ease-of-use.mjs

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Open a project and use it. Nothing on this page is a roadmap.