Kredible
Exposes rigged Google ratings, 2026
Coming soon
App Store
A 4.8 on Google can mean a great place, or a counter where staff ask you to pull out your phone and leave five stars. Share a place from Google Maps and Kredible reads its rating histogram and newest reviews, then calls the rating organic, solicited or coordinated, and estimates what the place has really earned.
There's no server in the middle: the phone reads the public reviews from Google itself and scores them on the device. There's no account, every case stays on the phone, and reviewers are numbered, never named.
Share a place, get a case
A share extension takes any Google Maps link, short or long, straight from the Maps app.
Eight signals, one scale
Missing four stars, review drives, same-sitting bursts, bare ratings and more, on one radar.
Displayed vs. earned
An earned rating with a bootstrap range and a confidence, next to the one Google shows.
The reviewer network
An optional crawl of reviewers' histories to find accounts that review the same list of clients.