Whoever spots it can ship it.
Revyse meets each person where they notice the change: on the live site, in the dashboard or in a developer's dev server. What comes back is real code, checked, and shipped the way your project chose.
Fix your site yourself.
Open your site, click the text or section you want different and say what it should be. Revyse writes the change, checks it and shows it to you. Ship it when it looks right.
- Nothing to install: Revyse opens on your own site, in your browser.
- Your visitors see nothing. Revyse only opens for signed-in members of your project.
- Copy, images, sections, a whole new feature: say it in plain words.
- Your site changes only when the change ships, the way your project chose.
Your live site · nothing to install
Your live siteFresh loaves at your door by 9am.
Fix the spacing yourself.
Click the element that's off and say how it should look. Revyse changes the code that renders it, so the fix is real, and you see it on the page.
- Color, type, spacing, alignment, layout and images.
- If what you ask could mean two things, Revyse asks one question first.
- The plan names the files before anything changes.
- See it on the page or its preview, then ship it.
The running page · local or live
Supported changesGive the cards 24px between them and align their tops
Skip the ticket. Ship the feature.
Describe the feature in the dashboard. No laptop setup, no terminal. Revyse builds it, opens a pull request and checks the preview.
- Every change shows where it is, what changed, its checks and what it cost.
- Ship it your way: one click from the preview, straight to production, or after your reviewers approve.
- Cap spend per project, or pause a project at once.
- See the time from asking to preview, the undos and the spend.
The Revyse dashboard
Cloud quickstart- Add a “Catering” link after “Visit”2.1
- Make the hero heading say “Fresh bread, baked daily”4.4
- Move the opening hours into the footer1.2
- Rename “Order ahead” to “Order for pickup”0.8
Report the bug with the fix attached.
Tap the broken element on your live site and say what's wrong. Revyse makes the fix, runs the checks and opens a pull request with the evidence.
- Works on the live site from a laptop or a phone.
- The page, the element and a screenshot travel with your report.
- Each check passed, failed, was skipped or was failing before. Never passed without proof.
- The preview is loaded in a browser and checked for console errors.
Your live site · laptop or phone
Your live site- TypecheckPassed · 2.6 s
- Testscheckout.test.ts was failing before this change tooPre-existing
- BuildPassed · 38 s
- Preview/checkout loaded, no console errorsPassed
Lovable for localhost.
Run your app as usual, select what's wrong and say what you want. Revyse finds the component and the line, writes the change in your working tree and shows it at once.
- One command sets it up: npx revyse init.
- Read the plan, see the diff, keep it or undo it in one click.
- Typecheck and lint run right after, out of your way. Turn tests on and they run too.
- Undo restores your files exactly and never overwrites your own edits.
Your dev server · npx revyse init
Local quickstart$ npm run devready on :3000Your client spots it. You ship it.
Invite each client to their own project. They ask for changes on their site; your team decides what ships.
- A client sees only their own project, never your other clients.
- Each person gets a role per project: ask for changes, approve them or just follow along.
- Each project chooses how its changes ship.
- Spend caps and costs per project, in one organization.
Each client's site · one organization
The Agency planBring the whole team. Roles decide who does what.
Each person has a role, for the whole organization or for one project. Every plan has all four.
Viewer
Follows changes, their checks and their cost.
Editor
Asks for changes on the live site, from the dashboard or locally.
Approver
Approves or rejects changes, and can be named a reviewer.
Owner
Connects GitHub and Vercel, sets how changes ship, invites people and caps spend.