Get the real product reviewed, not the mockup.
Your reviewers click through the app as it’s built, and every piece of feedback lands on the right element.
- −60%
- QA back and forth at Meridian
- 3×
- more gaps caught before launch
- 0
- accounts for your reviewers to create
Trusted by teams.
Riqoch in your workflow
From design QA to client sign-off, the same link serves every step.
Design QA
Compare the built app with your mockups and pin every gap on the element it’s about.
Team review
Design, product and engineering review the same link, on the same version.
Client sign-off
Your client clicks through the app, with no account, and signs off screen by screen with Flow.
A mockup doesn’t show everything.
What gets judged in the app, not on a frozen screen.
Hovers and transitions
The pace of an animation, the way a button responds: your reviewers feel them instead of imagining them.
Empty states and errors
A badly filled form, a list with no results: they get tried for real and commented where they show up.
Real content
Names that run too long, images that crop badly: real data puts the design to the test.
Mobile
The same link opens on a phone: your reviewers comment on the responsive version.
“I used to defend mockups. Now I get the app reviewed: the feedback is about what people will actually use.”
Your questions as a designer.
Do I need to code to use Riqoch?
No. To publish, all it takes is the app’s folder or GitHub repository: Riqoch works out how to run it and installs the dependencies. To review, all it takes is the link.
Does Riqoch replace Figma?
No, it complements it. Figma is for designing; Riqoch is for getting what was built reviewed, to check the app keeps the mockup’s promise.
Do my reviewers need an account?
No. They open the link, on a computer or a phone, and comment right on the app.
How do I guide what they look at?
With Flow, you prepare a path: the screens to review, in order, step by step.
What happens to feedback from one version to the next?
Each publish adds a version on the same link. Comments stay attached to the file and get resolved one by one.
Try it on your own project.
Install the app, open a project, send the link. Your reviewers don’t need a thing.