When was that review actually written?
On remark, recency isn't a filter you have to remember to apply. It's the foundation. A score is only ever the last 30 days, weighted so this week counts for more than last month.
Launching in Trivandrum
Most ratings are an average of everything a restaurant has ever been. remark only shows what it is right now — every score is built from the last 30 days, and every review comes from someone the app confirmed was actually there.
What's different
On remark, recency isn't a filter you have to remember to apply. It's the foundation. A score is only ever the last 30 days, weighted so this week counts for more than last month.
Dine-in reviews need a check-in within 100 metres of the restaurant, and that distance is enforced on our servers — not in the app — so a modified client can't fake it.
Delivery reviews need proof of a real order from the last 24 hours. Each order can be used exactly once, across every account, and it counts a little less than a visit in person.
Here it goes straight to the owner with a clock running. They respond, or it escalates to us. You can see exactly where it stands the whole time.
The 30-day window
Scroll, and watch the window slide. Reviews that fall out the back stop counting — no matter how good they were. What's left is the only thing worth knowing: how this place is doing now.
Day 0 — every recent visit counted
For restaurants
If you run a restaurant, the same rules protect you. Nobody can review you without turning up, and nobody can buy their way past a bad month — including your competitors.
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