Collect Reviews. Show proof. Build trust. Convert.

TrustWall is a full-featured social proof platform that lets businesses collect, curate, and display authentic text and video reviews across their entire funnel — from landing pages to checkout flows. One link to collect, one embed to display, zero friction for customers.
Most review tools out there are bloated, expensive, and built for enterprises. Small businesses and indie founders either end up stitching together free tools that don't talk to each other, or they just skip social proof altogether. I wanted to build something that gets you from zero reviews to a conversion machine in under five minutes — no complex onboarding, no per-review fees, no nonsense.
TrustWall turns the messy process of collecting and showcasing customer feedback into four simple steps:
This was a one-month build and by far the most technically challenging project I've shipped. Building TrustWall pushed me deep into technologies I hadn't worked with before, and I came out the other side a significantly better developer.
Convex powers the entire backend — real-time database, server functions, file storage, and authentication. Choosing Convex meant I could skip the usual backend boilerplate and focus on the product. Real-time syncing across the dashboard came for free.
Cloudflare handles the heavy lifting on the edge — media delivery, CDN caching, and security. Working with Cloudflare's ecosystem taught me a lot about edge computing and performance optimization at scale.
File handling was one of the trickiest parts. Video testimonials mean dealing with uploads, storage, and delivery — all while keeping things secure and performant. Building a proper file pipeline that handles edge cases (large files, slow connections, format validation) was a challenge that taught me more about secure file handling than any tutorial could.
Next.js with TypeScript and Tailwind CSS on the frontend, deployed with Bun for speed. The embed widgets had to be lightweight, framework-agnostic, and load fast on any site — that constraint shaped a lot of the architecture.
TrustWall stretched my abilities across the entire stack. Working with Convex's real-time architecture, handling secure file uploads through Cloudflare, building embeddable widgets that work across different platforms, implementing review moderation workflows, and dealing with video processing pipelines — every feature came with its own set of hard problems.
I used AI as part of my workflow during the build, but the real learning came from reading docs, debugging edge cases, and working through hard problems myself. AI helped me move faster, but it didn't replace the deep understanding I had to build — and that's what made this project so valuable.
TrustWall has a free tier to get started, but the full experience is a paid product. One affordable price, no per-review fees, full data ownership, and you can cancel anytime.