You need Riqoch.
Marker.io collects bug reports on websites that are online. Riqoch gets the app you’re building reviewed, before it is. Here’s how to choose.
- Any app, whatever built it
- Comments on the real app
- Fixed by your agent (MCP)
- —Version tracking
Side by side
| Made for | Reviewing the app you’re building | Reporting bugs on websites |
|---|---|---|
| Shares an app built with any tool | ||
| Comments pinned to the elements of the real app | ||
| Reply and resolve, thread by thread | ||
| Feedback read by your coding agent (MCP), to fix it | ||
| The same link follows every new version | — | |
| Shared with reviewers without deploying the app | ||
| Reviewers comment without an account |
Checked on October 15, 2026 against each tool’s own website and documentation. Something has changed? Tell us at contact@riqoch.com and we’ll fix it. Names and logos belong to their owners; Riqoch isn’t affiliated with them.
Marker.io and Riqoch, your questions.
Can I use Marker.io and Riqoch together?
Yes, they cover two different moments: Riqoch while the app is being built, to get it reviewed, and Marker.io once it’s online, to collect bug reports.
Do I need to add a script to my app?
Not with Riqoch: the desktop app runs your project as it is and publishes it as a review link. Marker.io goes on your site with a snippet, a plugin or a browser extension.
Do my reviewers need an account?
Neither tool asks them for one. With Riqoch, reviewers open the link in their browser and comment right on the app.
Start the first ricochet.
Install the app, publish your project, send the link. The rest bounces on its own.
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