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AI · June 9, 2026

Capsule by BrinkByte

Collaborative review workflows for AI-generated artifacts

Capsule by BrinkByte launched on June 9, 2026 with 2 votes.

What it does

Capsule is a collaborative review workflow for AI-generated apps and artefacts. AI tools can now generate apps in minutes, but reviewing and iterating on them collaboratively is still messy. Capsule lets builders share AI-generated artefacts through a private review link, collect contextual feedback directly on the experience, iterate with AI-assisted recommendations, and publish updated revisions back to the same link. Works with most AI tools (Cursor, Claude etc), set-up in minutes

One private link for anything your AI builds — web pages, reports, dashboards. Reviewers comment on the page, your AI suggests fixes, and the same link updates.

Stop wasting time and burning through your AI usage cap. Point to what you want to change instead of trying to explain it. Leave comments against the exact thing you want changed, then send them straight back to your AI. Whether it's a button, paragraph, chart or section of your app, your AI gets the context it needs to make the right change. Need someone else's input? Share one private link with your team or clients and let them comment directly on your work. Their feedback is attached to the exact thing they're talking about, so you can send it straight back to your AI. This is an actual shared capsule — the same link a reviewer would open. Watch the walkthrough or click into the live…from brinkbyte.com

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