Shiproom

Share a locally running web app through a private browser link, collect visual feedback with technical context, and export implementation-ready Markdown or JSON.

Run one command, share a private browser link, and collect feedback directly on the interface, with the screenshot, selected element, page context and failed requests attached.

CLI 0.4.1 Private by default. Reviewers only need a browser.

Product demonstration step 1 Review A reviewer marks the page 2 Capture Shiproom attaches the context 3 Act It exports as an agent-ready task meridian-studio.shiproom.live /checkout Live

Pay now does nothing on the second attempt. No error, no spinner.

A demonstration using an invented application. Shiproom prepares the task — a developer or coding agent makes the change.

From “this feels broken” to the exact context behind it, someone has to do the translating. Today that someone is you, after the fact, without the screen in front of you.

The evidence existed for a moment, in a browser you were not looking at. Everything after that is reconstruction.

Same reviewer, same sentence. The difference is that the browser wrote down what it saw while it was still true.

Your application is local. The feedback does not have to be.

Nothing to deploy, nothing for the reviewer to install, and no step where someone retypes what they saw into a ticket.

Shiproom works beside the development server you already run. Nothing about how you build changes.

Any framework that serves HTTP on a