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Click the thing that is wrong. Say what is wrong with it. Nitpick photographs the spot, notes the browser, the screen and the errors nobody mentioned, and hands your developers a task they can actually finish.

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The real tool, running here as a demo. Nothing you write leaves your browser.

Every way to say “that, there”.

Seven tools on one bar. A reviewer picks one up, the page holds still, and whatever they point at becomes a note with a picture attached.

Click anywhere. Say what is wrong.

A numbered pin drops where you clicked, the page is photographed around it, and a note opens. Type it, say it as a voice note, or record a short screen clip when words are not enough.

What lands on the developer’s desk.

Not “the button looks off”. One note, and everything a developer would otherwise have to ask for, already in the task.

Northwind Dental / Web DevelopmentThis week

Pricing: the Annual switch doesn’t change the prices

“Switched to Annual and every price stayed monthly. Also the switch label is cut off on my phone.”Priya, from the client side
Page
northwind-dental.example/pricing
Section
Pricing table
Device
Phone, Safari 18, 390 × 844, zoom 100%
Console
TypeError: prices.annual is undefined pricing.js:212
Requests
GET /api/prices?period=annual 500
Access
2 things found: the switch has no name a screen reader can read, and the small print is too faint on white.

  1. Their words, and the spot

    What the reviewer said, typed or spoken, with the screenshot and the numbered pin exactly where they clicked.

  2. Where it was

    The page address and the named block of the page the note is about.

  3. What they were looking at

    Device, browser, screen size and zoom. No more "which phone?" threads.

  4. What the page complained about

    Recent console errors and failed requests, caught at the moment of the note.

  5. An accessibility check

    A plain-language read of the flagged block: labels, contrast, missing descriptions.

It goes where the work already happens.

You choose where tasks land. Your reviewers never need to know, or care.

Northwind Dental / Web Development
Pricing: the Annual switch doesn’t change the prices
StatusTo doDueFridayKindSomething is broken

“Switched to Annual and every price stayed monthly. Also the switch label is cut off on my phone.”

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Pick at it all afternoon. Send it once.

Notes are drafts until you say otherwise, saved as you go. Close the tab, come back after lunch, they are still there.

Finish shows the lot as a checklist, asks a few click-to-answer questions about urgency, timing and the kind of change, then one press sends every note together.

Finish your review3 drafts, saved
  • 1Hero: make the jar bigger/
  • 2Menu prices don’t line up/menu
  • 3Map pin is on the wrong street/visit
How urgent
Needed by
Kind of change

And afterwards, nobody is left wondering.

Each page reviewed gets a speed and accessibility summary. Reviewers can see what became of every note, reply, and tell the team a fix either looks right or still is not.

/menuSpeed: quickAccessibility: 2 things to look at
2Menu prices don’t line upFixed, please check
  1. YouThe prices wander left and right. Can they sit in one column?
  2. TeamLined them up on the right and set them in tabular figures. Have a look?

Something is wrong with this pickle shop.

Several somethings, actually. We built a whole small-business website and broke it on purpose, in the small, ordinary ways real sites go wrong. Turn Nitpick on over there and see how many you catch.

Go and find them
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Fair questions.

What does it cost?

Plans start at $19 a month, priced by sites, with unlimited reviewers on every one. The first 14 days are Studio, free, no card. The pricing page has the rest.

What do I put on my site?

One script tag. No browser extension for your clients to install, no plugin per reviewer, nothing to explain on a call. The install guide shows where it goes on WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and the rest.

Do my clients need an account?

No. The plan is a PIN per site for your team and an invite link with a name on it for each client. Nobody makes an account to leave a note.

Where do the tasks go?

Where you say: ClickUp, Slack, email, or a webhook of your own that receives each task as JSON.

Is the tool on this page sending anything?

No. It is the real tool running as a demo. Your notes stay in this browser, and Send shows you what would have been filed instead of filing it.

What if there is something private on the screen?

Use Hide. Drag over it and it is removed from the picture for good, before the picture goes anywhere.

Do reviewers hear back?

Yes. They can see what became of each note, reply to the team, and answer a fix with “Looks right” or “Still not right”.

Go on. Find something wrong.

There is a whole page right here, and nobody’s page is perfect. Not even ours. Prove it.

Then try it on yours: 14 days free, no card. See the plans.

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