Design
Nail design reviews
without a meeting.
Mark up the mock, record the rationale, and share a link. Stakeholders get pixel-precise feedback and context, no live review to schedule.
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What is Zight for design teams?
Zight makes design feedback concrete: an arrow on the exact pixel, a recorded prototype walkthrough stakeholders watch asynchronously, and a request link reviewers answer without an account. Fewer interpretation rounds between versions.
Visual Feedback
One recording
ends the thread.
Record your screen walking through the design and the “why” behind each decision. Reviewers see exactly what you mean, no misread comments, no back-and-forth about a single margin.
Sign up freeThe problem
Design feedback arrives vague, late, and detached from the pixels it’s about.
Four ways teams run this with Zight.
Make feedback concrete and actionable
Use annotated captures to point at the exact detail that needs attention.
Less ambiguity, fewer revision cycles.
Screenshots · annotations · recordings
Show, don’t type
Explain a bug, workflow, decision, or feedback in under a minute instead of a long text thread.
Complex context gets easier to understand.
Recordings · screenshots · annotations
Walk someone through a proposal or decision
Send a personalized visual explanation the recipient can revisit.
The conversation advances without another meeting.
Camera + screen recordings · share links
Reduce interruptions, keep collaboration
Capture rich context asynchronously instead of repeatedly breaking someone’s focus.
Focus is protected; collaboration isn’t.
Recordings · screenshots · share links
The motion behind these: Show → Align → Act
Integrations
Where this workflow runs
Zight drops into the tools this work already lives in — recordings, request links, and guides included.
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Integrations
Export anywhere.
Works with your stack.
Zight Smart Actions push recordings, notes, and transcriptions directly into the tools your design team already lives in.
Request Video
See how they
react without
a review call.
Send a secure Zight link and let reviewers record their reactions right on the design. No downloads, no account. You get pixel-precise feedback instead of a vague “looks good.”
This review covers the layout, spacing, and hierarchy of the checkout flow, with the exact changes marked on the mock. Follow along to see each one...
AI-Powered Docs
Record once.
Publish everywhere.
Zight AI turns your recordings into design notes and spec docs in one click. No copy-paste, no editing. Your rationale documents itself.
Turn walkthroughs into shareable specsContext Cuts the Rounds
Better design
starts with feedback
you can see.
When you record the walkthrough, pointing at the spacing and explaining the hierarchy, reviewers understand the intent, not just the pixels. Fewer misreads, fewer rounds, and a team that actually builds on each other's ideas.
Real Customers
What design teams say
Real quotes from Zight customers and case studies
"Zight has been a blessing for creating short clips from user sessions and providing actionable feedback to developers."
"I can share those links directly, both internally and externally… it's so easy to edit the picture, and add arrows and squares to really make your point stand."
"The AI features you guys built are amazing for my use case, as I send a lot of videos to my team. It makes it nicer for them on the receiving end."
"Anything that shows them HOW to do something is a game changer."
Before & After
What changes when your team uses Zight.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
The arrow sits on the exact pixel. “Move the button up a bit” becomes a marked-up frame nobody can misread.
Yes — record the flow with your voice over it. Reviewers watch on their time and the live review spends its minutes on decisions.
No — share links open in the browser. Clients and stakeholders can watch, and a request link lets them record feedback back without an account.
Concrete visual feedback removes the interpretation round: fewer “not quite what I meant” loops between versions.
Ready to review
without the meeting?
Join the design teams that use Zight to give clearer feedback, cut revision rounds, and keep the work moving.