Wall of love

A wall of love from posts people already wrote.

Your happiest customers may already have said so in public, without tagging you. Overhear finds those posts, you save the good ones with one click, and your site shows them with the author and a link to the original.

From a post to your site

Save a post, and it's on your site

Your site picks it up the next time it reads the feed. No copying quotes, no screenshots.

Praise gets lost

Someone says something kind on X or Reddit, you like it, and a month later nobody can find it.

Asking is slow

A testimonial form needs a happy customer to stop and write something. Most never do, even the ones who already said it in public.

Screenshots don't scale

A pasted screenshot never matches your site, and every new quote means another edit and another deploy.

How Overhear does it

Finds posts you weren't tagged in

Overhear searches X, Reddit, LinkedIn, YouTube, Hacker News and the web for your product's name, not for tags or handles.

Praise sorted out for you

Claude gives every mention a type, so filter the feed to Praise and skip the rest.

One click to save

Save puts a post on the Testimonials tab as a quote with the author, source and a link to the original.

A public JSON feed

Your saved posts at one address, newest first, at most 100. Your site renders them with its own markup.

Off until you turn it on

Saving a post never publishes it. The feed answers 404 until you press Turn on, and again after Turn off.

Removal that sticks

Remove takes a post out of the feed right away. Sites that cache the feed drop it within the hour.

What it costs

One brand keyword on all six sources at the default cadence: about 2640 credits a month, $4.40 at the $10 pack rate.

Prepaid credits, no subscription, no keyword cap. Credits never expire and a failed search costs nothing.

Put it on your site

Press Turn on under Public feed on the Testimonials tab, then give your coding agent the prompt with your feed address in it.

1. Paste this into your coding agent

2. Your site shows this

acme.comSample data

What people say

@tovah_codes
Moved our support inbox to Acme last month. Nobody on the team wants to go back.

Posted on X, Nov 2, 2026

u/quietbuild
Acme replaced three tools for us.

Posted on Reddit, Oct 27, 2026

Mara Holt
Setup took ten minutes. Wild.

Posted on LinkedIn, Oct 26, 2026

jorunvale
Tried four of these. Acme is the one we kept.

Posted on Hacker News, Oct 21, 2026

What the feed returns
{
  "project": "Acme",
  "testimonials": [
    {
      "text": "Moved our support inbox to Acme last month.",
      "author": "tovah_codes",
      "handle": "tovah_codes",
      "source": "x",
      "url": "https://x.com/tovah_codes/status/…",
      "posted_at": "2026-11-02T10:00:00Z"
    }
  ]
}
Read the feed guide

Questions

What is a wall of love?

A section of your site that shows what real people said about your product, usually as their own posts with a name and a link.

Does Overhear ask customers for testimonials?

No. There are no forms or request emails. It finds what people already posted in public, so it needs people to be talking about your product. If you want written reviews from customers who haven't posted anything, a collection tool suits you better.

Is there a widget to embed?

No. The feed is plain JSON that your site fetches on the server, so the wall uses your own design and adds no script of ours. The prompt on this page gets a coding agent to build it.

What do I have to show with each post?

The author's handle and a link to the original post. X's display rules ask for it, and a quote with a name and a link reads as credible where an anonymous one reads as made up.

What if someone wants their post taken down?

Press Remove on the Testimonials tab. It leaves the feed right away and sites that cached the feed drop it within the hour, as long as they don't keep their own copy.

Do saving and the feed cost credits?

No. You pay for the scans that find the posts. Saving a post and serving the feed are free.