Pin-point feedback
Click anywhere on a live website to drop contextual feedback pins. Coordinates and viewport are captured automatically.
Coming soon
Review websites,
not sheets.
The collaborative feedback workspace for design and engineering teams. Drop pins on any live site, thread discussions, and track issues without touching the source.
1
No need of tag
@aakash - Remove the flagship tag
1
Improve the animation
@rajat - make sure the number increment animation is smooth
Features
Throw that standard sheet in bin and give your website review a new dimension!
Comment directly on live websites, attach screenshots, and keep track of tasks
Threaded comments
Reply, react, and resolve. Mention teammates and keep every discussion attached to the exact page context.
Issues & tasks
Convert feedback into tracked issues with status, assignee, priority, and due date.
Realtime presence
See live cursors, active reviewers, and typing indicators across the workspace.
Share with clients
Generate password-protected, expiring share links with read-only or comment-enabled access.
Roles & permissions
Owner, Admin, Member, Client, and Guest roles keep every collaborator in the right lane.
Workflow
Three steps. Zero friction.
01
Add a website
Paste any URL into a project. Production, staging, or local, Niriksh opens it as a contextual workspace.
02
Pin & discuss
Click anywhere to leave a contextual comment. Tag teammates. Attach screenshots, PDFs, or short clips.
03
Track to done
Promote any comment into an issue. Move it across statuses, assign, prioritize, and resolve in one place.
Launching soon for teams that review the web.
We are shaping the private MVP now.
Until then follow the standard sheet, doc or project management tool approach
Team
Built by designers & developers who review websites daily.
Frontend Developer & Designer
Aakash Sisodiya
Building intuitive interfaces, interaction systems, and the collaborative review experience powering Niriksh.
Backend Developer
Rajat Sharma
Engineering the infrastructure, realtime systems, and scalable backend workflows behind Niriksh.
