Join the beta

Riqoch runs your app from a folder or a GitHub branch and publishes it as a link. No pipeline, no preview to set up.

Join the beta
0
lines of configuration to publish
15+
frameworks and languages run as they are
1
stable link per project, whatever the version

Trusted by teams.

It detects the framework, installs the dependencies and starts the app. Monorepos included.

  • Next.js
  • Vite
  • React
  • Nuxt
  • Astro
  • Svelte
  • Angular
  • Django
  • Ruby on Rails
  • Python

And also: Flask, Streamlit, PHP, Remix, SvelteKit and static sites.

Four steps, not a line of configuration.

  • Connect GitHub

    Once, on desktop or the web.

  • Pick a repo and branch

    Riqoch fetches the code and installs the dependencies.

  • Publish

    A stable link, a version with every publish.

  • Work through the threads

    Each piece of feedback points at the element to fix.

No more “the button at the top doesn’t work”.

  • Anchored on the element

    Each pin points at the exact component, not a spot on a screenshot.

  • Tied to a version

    Each comment stays attached to the publish it was left on.

  • Resolved one by one

    Handle a thread, mark it resolved, republish on the same link.

Which projects can Riqoch run?

Static sites, Vite projects (React, Vue, Svelte…), Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, SvelteKit, Remix, Angular and most JavaScript projects, monorepos included. Server side: Django, Flask, Streamlit, Rails and PHP.

Do I have to touch my CI or hosting?

No. Riqoch runs the app on its side and publishes a review link, without going through your deployment pipeline.

Local or cloud?

Both. Locally, Riqoch runs the app from a folder on your computer. In Cloud mode, it starts from a GitHub repository and branch, with an online preview for the whole team that also opens from the web app.

What about my environment variables?

They go in the file’s settings and are used to run the app.

Does feedback reach our tools?

Yes: connect Slack to send each thread to a channel. Replies written in Slack come back into the review.

Install the app, open a project, send the link. Your reviewers don’t need a thing.

Join the beta