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Review the real page. Say exactly what should change.

Retick turns a narrated walkthrough into structured, developer-ready issues. The browser extension is the fastest path because it records where the feedback happened and keeps page context attached.

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With Retick Capture

Fastest
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    Open the exact page to review

    Start from the live website or app state where the feedback applies—not from a blank tab or Retick itself.

  2. 2

    Choose the destination

    Select one of your own or shared review cycles in the popup so the recording reaches the right team.

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    Record and critique as you navigate

    Point at the page, demonstrate the behavior, and narrate what you like, dislike, or want changed.

  4. 4

    Review structured findings

    Retick combines narration with page title, URL changes, timing, and exact frames to draft richer issues.

No extension needed

Upload an existing review

  1. 1

    Record with any tool

    Capture a walkthrough or prepare screenshots and design exports you already have.

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    Upload to Retick

    Choose Quick / Solo Upload or place the media into a review cycle.

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    Add missing context

    Use a clear filename and explain the page, expected behavior, and review goal in the recording.

  4. 4

    Refine and export

    Review the extracted findings, adjust details, and export developer-ready tickets.

What to say while recording

Specific feedback becomes a better issue.

Critique the web page you are viewing directly. Point to a concrete element and explain the change as if you were handing it to the person who will build it.

Name the element

Say “checkout button,” “pricing card,” or “mobile navigation”—not just “this.”

Compare expected and actual

Explain what you expected, what happened instead, and the state or screen size where it occurred.

State the desired change

Be explicit about what to keep, remove, rewrite, resize, reorder, or make interactive.

Explain why it matters

Call out user impact, confusion, blocked progress, inconsistency, or the outcome the change should improve.

Too vague

“This checkout looks wrong. Make it better.”

Developer-ready

“On mobile, the Place order button falls below the sticky summary. Keep it visible while totals update so customers can finish checkout.”

Why the extension helps

More context in. Less ticket cleanup out.

Automatic page context

The extension attaches the page title, URL, route changes, recording source, and timing instead of making you enter them later.

Feedback tied to exact moments

Narration and frames stay aligned, helping Retick connect concrete spoken feedback to the relevant interface.

Simpler capture workflow

Select a review cycle and record the current tab directly—no separate recording, download, and re-upload loop.

Ready for a focused review?

Open the target page, select the right cycle, narrate the specifics, and let Retick organize the findings.

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