Hey everyone!
I've been working on NimReview, a platform where people can review restaurants, cafés, and hotels and earn NIM for genuine reviews.
The idea came from a simple problem: how do we know whether someone leaving a review actually visited the place?
With NimReview:
- Anyone can post a review, but only verified visits qualify for NIM rewards.
- Visits can be verified through NIM payments, receipt codes, or location check-ins.
- Rewards depend on review quality, not ratings. A genuine 1-star review is just as valuable as a 5-star review.
- Unverified reviews carry less weight in overall ratings.
- Users can also redeem NIM for rewards offered by participating venues.
I've built an initial prototype, but real payment integration is still in progress.
I'd love your feedback:
Would you use something like this? And do you think rewarding honest reviews could actually improve trust, or would it introduce new problems?
Happy to hear criticism and suggestions!