A page of kind words from the people you work with.
Send one link after a good job. They write a few sentences, you approve them, and the words go up on a page you can share or place on your own site.
Here is what you get.
A collection link
One address to send after a good job. The form asks for a name, a few sentences and permission to show them. It takes a customer about two minutes and it works on a phone.
An approval screen
Every note waits for you. Approve it and it is on the wall; hide it and nobody sees it. You get an email when one arrives, with a link to the approval page.
A public wall
The quotes are set in a serif on a quiet page, with the person's name under each one. There are no stars and no photos, and the first note is set larger so the page reads like a letter rather than a list.
An embed for your own site
One line of HTML puts the same wall on any page you own: Squarespace, WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, or a page you hand-coded. New approvals show up there on their own.
A year of hosting
The wall, the form and the approval page stay up for twelve months from the day you pay. Renewing is buying again with the same email, and your wall and its notes carry on.
Here is what it does not include.
Importing old reviews
It collects new words from people you send the link to. It does not pull reviews from Google or Yelp, and it does not post to them either.
Editing what people wrote
You can show or hide a note, and that is all. If a customer wants a word changed, they send the note again and you approve the new one.
Your own domain
The wall lives at allthepossibles.com/kind-words/k/your-name. The embed is how it appears on your own domain.
A few things to know before you pay.
Who made this?
John Howrey, the designer behind All the Possibles. The wall is set with the same care as the work on the home page, and the whole thing was designed and coded by hand.
What happens right after I pay?
Your links appear on the next page and in your email within a minute: the wall, the form to send out, and the private approval page. There is nothing to install.
What do my customers agree to?
One checkbox, which reads "You may show this publicly with my name." We never ask them for an email address, and nothing is shown until you approve it.
Refunds
If you have not sent the link to anyone and nothing has been approved, a refund is a one-line email to hello@allthepossibles.com from the address you paid with.