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Last updated July 14, 2026. This is a product-truth draft for an open-source tool — not lawyer-reviewed counsel.
What ReviseMy is
ReviseMy is an open-source human-in-the-loop design checkup for AI coding agents. You (or your agent) create reviews with screenshots, live URL captures, PDF slides, or email HTML. Humans mark regions and decide; agents read structured next steps over MCP or REST.
What we store
- Try workspaces — a Sanctum personal access token from the homepage so agents can call MCP/API without a traditional signup.
- Reviews — titles, status, marks, comments, guest suggestions, second-opinion findings, and related metadata.
- Captures — screenshot (and optional thumbnail) files on the configured disk (local or object storage).
- Guest share settings — share tokens and optional expiry for guest links.
- Optional webhook URL — if you pass
webhook_urlon create, we store it to deliverreview.decidedevents.
Access model
Review links are secret URLs. Anyone with the owner token can mark and decide. Guest links are separate and limited to suggestions. Treat tokens like passwords — do not post them publicly.
Third parties
- Hosting & storage — when you use a hosted deploy (for example Laravel Cloud), infrastructure providers process the data you put in reviews under their terms.
- Optional vision — if the operator sets Anthropic or OpenAI (or compatible) keys, screenshot content may be sent to that provider for second-opinion hints.
- Optional capture — URL/email/PDF capture may call a Browserless-compatible endpoint configured by the operator.
- Analytics — the public marketing site may use privacy-oriented analytics (for example Fathom) for aggregate traffic — not for reading your review marks.
Self-hosting
If you run ReviseMy yourself, you control retention, storage region, API keys, and who can reach your origin. This page describes the default product behavior; your deployment policy may be stricter.
What we do not do
We do not sell review contents. We do not use your captures to train a ReviseMy foundation model. Second-opinion providers (when enabled) are chosen by the operator via their own API keys.
Contact
Questions about this draft: open an issue on GitHub or reach Derek via the contact paths on the homepage.
Also see Terms.