What's inside
One review,
three altitudes.
The same document, readable three ways — a page your reviewers actually want to read, a board that shows where the heat is, and a room for one section at a time. Every screenshot below is the real product reviewing its own (imaginary) next feature.
A reading page worth signing off on
Markdown in, beauty out: metadata panel, callouts, tables, and a color-coded section rail that doubles as navigation. Reviewers select the exact text they mean — comments anchor to the quote and stay highlighted for everyone. No accounts needed to review: one link is the whole onboarding.
The board shows you where the heat is
Zoom out and the document becomes a map: one card per section, each carrying its open-comment count, resolved tally, and reading time. The ribbon on top is the whole review's pulse — sections, open threads, what's still awaiting approval. Click any card to drop into that section alone.
One section. Its comments. Nothing else.
The Reader is a room for a single section — comfortably typeset, with only its own threads beside it and a pager to walk the document section by section. Built for the reviewer who said "I just want to look at one thing at a time."
Threads end in decisions
Resolving a thread can carry a verdict — a decision, a revision request, a new open question — so the review's output isn't a pile of comments, it's a change list. The project page shows exactly how many threads still await one.
One button back to Claude Code
"Copy review" produces a reconciliation brief: every thread verbatim, grouped into decided, open questions, and needs-your-input — written for Claude Code to apply the clear decisions and interview you on the rest. Versions are immutable; Smartifakt never edits your markdown.
See it with your own document.
Every new account starts with the sample review above — then paste your own PRD.