Someone decides because of you
Readers tap “Convinced me” when your review settles it for them. You see every one.
For the friend everyone asks
Your honest take on the phone you use, the café you love, the fest you went to — under your own @handle, and counted every time it changes someone’s mind.
One per person. Whoever claims it first keeps it.
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People find reviews by searching the phone, the place or the event — not by following anyone. So your first review can help someone the day you post it.
Readers tap “Convinced me” when your review settles it for them. You see every one.
Anyone weighing it up can send a question to you — the person who has actually used it.
Filter coffee
At cafés and restaurants, name the dish not to miss. The most-named rise to the top of the page.
Every review earns XP, and the level next to your name climbs with it — Newbie, Contributor, Trusted, Pro, all the way to Influencer. Earned by reviewing, not by followers.
No influencers, no paid reviews, no links. This is what’s on Peernity right now.
Anything you’ve actually used or been to. Not listed yet? Add it while you write.
Own a Google Pixel? Review it here
Yes. Nothing to pay and nothing to install — Peernity works in your phone’s browser.
No. Reviews are found by people looking up the product, place or event, so a brand-new account’s review shows up on that page like anyone else’s.
Anything you’ve actually used or been to: phones and gadgets, cafés and restaurants, hotels, fests and events, movies, books, apps and more. If it isn’t listed, add it while writing — we check it and put it live.
So nobody can use a review to sell something. No links and no paid reviews — what you read here is someone’s own experience, and that’s the point.
Anyone — reviews are public, under your @handle and display name. Your email is never shown.
No, handles are permanent, so pick one you’ll still like next year. Your display name, photo and bio can change any time.
Claim your @handle, then write about one thing you know well. That’s it.
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