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Leave a review from the app

Attended a workshop? You can rate it and leave a review straight from the Wayfield app. Here's who's eligible, where the review screen lives, and what happens to your review once you send it.

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Who can review

Reviews come from people who were actually there. You can leave one once you've registered for a workshop and it has taken place — the option appears about a day after the workshop ends. If you checked in on the day, even better; no-shows can't review.

If the button isn't there yet, the workshop hasn't ended (or it's too soon). And a workshop can only be reviewed once per person.

Find the review screen

Open the workshop in the app and go to its Reviews screen. If you're eligible, you'll see a Write a Review button at the top — tap it to open the review form.

The workshop Reviews screen in the Wayfield app with the Write a Review button highlighted.
On a workshop you attended, the Reviews screen shows a Write a Review button.

Write your review

The form has three parts:

  • Your rating — tap the stars to give the workshop one to five stars. This is the only required part.
  • Your review — optional, but it's the useful bit for future participants. Write anywhere from a sentence to a few paragraphs; there's a live character counter so you can see the limits.
  • Your name — reviews are anonymous by default. Flip Show my name if you'd like your name shown alongside it, then enter the name you want displayed.

A short note on the screen reminds you that the organizer can see and respond to your review — so write it the way you'd say it to them.

The Write a Review form with a 5-star rating selected, review text, and the anonymous attribution toggle.
Tap the stars, add an optional review, choose whether to show your name, then Submit Review.

Submit it

When you're happy with it, tap Submit Review. You'll get a quick confirmation that it was submitted, and the app takes you back to the workshop. That's it — nothing else is needed from you.

If you see a message that you can't review yet, it usually means the workshop hasn't ended, you weren't checked in, or reviews aren't enabled for that organizer. Give it a day after the workshop and try again.

What happens next

Your review goes live on the workshop's page after a short hold (about a day) — it publishes automatically; an organizer doesn't have to approve it first. From there the organizer can reply to it publicly or feature it. If a review breaks the rules, an organizer can flag it for Wayfield's Trust & Safety team to look at.

Prefer the web?

You can do all of this from a browser too. See Leave a workshop review for the same steps on the web.

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