Capture review rounds
Add a live URL as a site, open round one, and start new rounds when the page changes — each round keeps its own snapshot record.
Visual website review
Pin feedback on the capture your client saw.
Archikit freezes a URL as a review round, loads it on the annotation board, and keeps every pin on that snapshot. When you deploy again, earlier rounds do not drift with the live site.
- Capture any live URL as a round
- Pin comments on the snapshot
- Share /r/ links for guests
Why versioned captures
Live-page overlays lose context after every deploy.
Tools that annotate whatever is live today cannot prove what the client approved last week. Archikit ties comments to numbered rounds so design, dev, and client stay aligned on the same picture of the site.
Product
Everything in the review app today
Real screens under /app — projects, rounds, the board, share links, and plan limits backed by PocketBase.
Pin comments on the capture
Click the captured page to drop a numbered pin, write feedback, and resolve or reopen items from the comment rail.
Rounds stay separate
Comments belong to the snapshot they were left on, so feedback on round one does not drift when round two ships.
Share review links
Copy a link for a round so clients open /r/… without an account and leave guest comments on that capture.
Accounts on PocketBase
Sign up, sign in, and manage your sites under /app with email and password auth against the Archikit PocketBase backend.
Plan limits in the app
Free, Studio, and Agency tiers set how many sites and snapshots you can keep; billing notes in-app when card checkout is not wired yet.
Workflow
From URL to shared review in three steps
- 01
Capture a round
Add a site and open a round against your staging or production URL. Each round stores the page you wanted reviewed.
- 02
Pin on the board
Drop numbered pins on the capture and write feedback in the comment rail — the same workflow as inside /app.
- 03
Share and ship
Send a review link so clients comment without accounts. Start round two when the site changes; round one stays intact.
Rounds stay separate — comments on round one never slide onto round two.
Open round one on your URL
Create an account, add a site, and capture the page you need feedback on. Share a link when your client is ready.