Six tools.
One chain of proof.
They aren’t separate products bolted together. The stand collects the proof, the score reflects it, the guard watches for weak spots, the agent and resolve handle what goes wrong, and Find is where it all becomes visible to a customer. Every one is included on every plan — none of them is the upsell.
The tools.
AuthyrStand →
In-store capture
A permanent QR and NFC tag on your counter. Customers scan and review — no app, no account, works with cash.
AuthyrScore →
Your trust credential
A composite credential from four visible inputs. Yours, private by default, and nothing about it is a black box.
AuthyrGuard →
Reputation watch
Flags thin verification coverage and windows about to close badly — while they’re still cheap to fix.
AuthyrAgent →
Draft a reply
Paste a review from anywhere and get a professional draft. You edit it, you post it. Never automatic.
AuthyrResolve →
Resolution intake
A page an unhappy customer can use to reach you before they write something permanent.
AuthyrFind →
Consumer search
Where people search by what they actually need, and every result is verified. No ads, no pay-to-rank.
How they compound.
Each is useful alone. Together they close the loop, which is the actual point.
AuthyrStand puts proof on the counter
A tap or a scan, no app, no account. This is what makes verification work for a business that takes cash.
AuthyrScore turns it into a credential
Verified visits, review authenticity, dispute responsiveness, profile claimed. Four inputs you can see and move.
AuthyrGuard finds the weak spot first
Thin coverage, a window closing with no reply. The things that cost you later, surfaced while they’re cheap.
AuthyrAgent and AuthyrResolve deal with the fallout
One drafts the reply you’d write with time to think. The other lets an unhappy customer reach you before the internet does.
AuthyrFind is where a customer sees it
Search by what you actually need, with every result verified and nobody able to buy the top slot.
The good, the bad, and the ugly are what make a business real.
Nobody trusts a flawless five stars. A record you can’t rig — not even you — is the only one worth believing.