FeaturePeek Teams fits into your CI pipeline
Deployment previews for enterprise teams
A floating UI overlays your deployments
and makes it easy for reviewers to leave feedback.
A better collaboration tool for UI/UX teams
Get implementation feedback from stakeholders sooner
Collect feedback from all stakeholders faster by sharing a link to review visually before code review.
Don't wait for code review to finish before getting implementation feedback from Design — if there's a change requested, you'll have to go through code review again.
Instead, get feedback from designers while you're waiting on code review so that you aren't scrambling at the end of a release.
Shorten feedback loops between Design and Engineering teams
Tighten the iterative process of software development by giving your team the tools they need.
The closer your designers and developers work together, the more confident you'll be in the quality of the release.
Foster discussion on upcoming changes
FeaturePeek gives you a lens inside the web development lifecycle so that your entire team can have a holistic understanding of features as they get built.
Leave reviews on your team's frontend with FeaturePeek so that your feedback can be on your developers' radar.
Get your reviewers' browser metadata automatically
No more following-up with bug originators about the browser they were using or the URL where the bug occurred.
Commenting on a screenshot or annotation automatically sends along the user's relevant environment metadata like browser version and viewport dimensions.
Run other branches without checking out locally
Stop dev server, checkout branch, install dependencies, restart dev server... Sound familiar? Reviewing your peers' work shouldn't be so interruptive.
With FeaturePeek, every branch is waiting for you in a dedicated environment. Running a branch is as easy as visiting a web page.
See your build on another machine before committing to the main branch
There are a slew of reasons why something could work on your laptop, but be busted when it hits the server: local fonts missing, global dependencies not installed, etc.
By using FeaturePeek, you get a preview of how it will look on the server before merging anything to the default branch.
Kiss the "well it works on my machine" excuse goodbye.
Confirm that reviewers are actually running your code
Each deployment shows the amount of times its been accessed, and by which browsers, so you'll have a sense of how much manual test coverage went into each branch.
You can even choose to prevent pull requests from being merged if the deployment hasn't been viewed yet.
See a birds-eye view of your team's works in progress
Keep tabs on your team's progress without bothering them or asking for status updates.
All open pull requests for all your projects are visible in the FeaturePeek dashboard.
Test your implementations with real production data
Sometimes in theory a design can be sound, but when met with actual live data, the design can break.
Test your designs with real data earlier in your sprint so that you can catch and fix things otherwise overlooked.
