Website polish for vibe coders
Vibe coding moves fast. Website polish should too.
Rochel is the website annotation tool for vibe coders who ship sites and prototypes quickly, then want to polish every detail without slowing down to write a design-spec novel.
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Try the polish loop
Click the blue-selected button. Choose a fix in the real Rochel quick panel, save it and watch the annotation land in the sidebar.
Make space
for the work.
One deliberately imperfect product page.
Click the blue-selected element
1 · Select
Keep the momentum
A nearly-right prototype should not turn into a slow feedback meeting. Point at the rough edge while you can still see it.
Polish what the prompt missed
Spacing, hierarchy, copy and awkward visual details are obvious on the rendered page, and tedious to translate back into words.
Stay in the creative loop
Annotate the live result, paste the brief into your coding agent and keep shipping while the context is fresh.
Also in the extension
Check it before you claim it.
Annotating stays the point. But “this feels cramped” becomes a far better prompt once you have measured it. Press Alt+C and the page itself tells you whether the gap really is uneven. Then annotate with the number in hand.
AltCopens one control on the page · Escape stops inspecting
X-ray
Outlines every element boundary in place, so you can see the boxes a layout actually draws.
Text inspector
Hover any text to read its real size, line height, weight, family and colour.
Rulers & guides
Drag snapping guides in from the top or left edge to check spacing and alignment.
Frequently asked questions
Why use Rochel for vibe coding?
What is vibe coding website feedback?
It is a fast review loop for websites built with an AI coding agent: inspect the rendered result, mark what feels wrong and send concrete fixes back to the agent.
Why use Rochel instead of describing issues in chat?
Rochel captures the page, selected element and technical location for you, so your prompt can focus on the desired outcome rather than explaining where the problem lives.
Is Rochel only for finished websites?
No. It is designed for everything from rough local HTML and prototypes to multi-page production websites.
Does Rochel work with any coding agent?
Yes. Rochel exports plain Markdown instead of targeting one vendor or proprietary agent format. Paste the brief into Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot or whichever coding workflow you prefer.
Do I need to connect my repository or install a plugin?
No. Install the browser extension, click the rendered element and annotate it. Rochel works without a repository connection, framework plugin, build step or project configuration.
Does Rochel need an account or a feedback server?
No. Annotations stay in your browser and the implementation brief is generated locally. There is no Rochel account, hosted review workspace or annotation server in the loop.
Can I measure spacing and type before I annotate?
Yes. Alt+C puts a small inspection control on the page with X-ray outlines, a text inspector and snapping rulers, so you can confirm what is actually off before writing the note. Nothing is captured or stored while you inspect. Annotating remains the goal; inspecting is the check that makes the note specific.