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PR Marmot — Native GitHub pull request dashboard for Mac and Linux
A calm, native GitHub pull request dashboard for Mac and Linux. One window for your work and your reviews: no PR Marmot account, no server, your own GitHub t...
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83 % |
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Minos — review and merge pull requests from your phone
One inbox for GitHub and every Gitea, Forgejo, or Codeberg server you run. No middleman server, no account — the app talks straight to your git host.
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82 % |
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GitPigeon — GitHub notifications for your Mac
Get notified only when someone mentions you in the comment, on pull request checks (CI/CD) and on code review.
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81 % |
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NativeLab — GitLab, native on your phone
The GitLab mobile client that feels like it was built by GitLab. Manage projects, review code, and ship from anywhere.
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81 % |
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Acuvis · The code review IDE for GitHub
Acuvis reads every pull request before you do: a walkthrough in review order, a map of what it touches, and findings that come with the fix. Five pull reques...
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81 % |
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LoopSignal — Turn Customer Feedback into Shipped GitHub Issues
LoopSignal turns customer feedback into shipped GitHub issues automatically. Approve a request, get an issue, close it and your changelog updates itself — on...
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80 % |
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Unforge — Built for humans. Owned by you.
Unforge makes GitHub obsolete for people who want to own their software workflow. Download it here. You do not need a GitHub account.
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80 % |
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Rendered Review: review the docs in a pull request as documents
Review the Markdown and MDX in a GitHub pull request as rendered pages. Comments are saved to the pull request in GitHub. Free for public repositories.
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80 % |
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Mergeport — a native Mac home for your GitHub pull requests
Mergeport is a free, MIT-licensed native macOS app that shows every pull request you wrote or need to review, across repositories, with status at a glance an...
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80 % |
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EasyMerge — AI code review for every GitHub pull request
A GitHub App that reviews every pull request with AI — inline comments, suggested fixes and a merge confidence score, with nothing to host or configure.
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79 % |
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Flunes — Your team's feedback, as clean GitHub issues
Flunes turns your team's feedback into clean GitHub issues, no GitHub account needed. Give PMs, QA, and support one link; their bug reports and ideas land in...
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79 % |
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git.tools · Git tools for GitHub — friendlier, with undo built in
Git tools that make GitHub friendlier: browse code, read history in plain English, merge pull requests safely, and undo mistakes right where you spot them. F...
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79 % |
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issuebeam — Beam user feedback into the repo you ship from.
A one-line script that turns user feedback into clean, well-tagged issues on GitHub or GitLab — with screenshot, annotations, and a Claude-written plan to fi...
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79 % |
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79 % |
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Glimpse for Mac — AI that reads your screen and your tools
Press ⌃ Space in any Mac app. Glimpse reads the window plus your mail, Calendar, Slack, Linear, Notion and GitHub, names its sources, and asks before it sends.
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79 % |
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ReviewDocs - Pull request reviews for documents
A document-native review experience for Markdown in Git repositories - rendered prose, block-level comments, and approvals that sync to your GitHub pull requ...
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79 % |
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Limn — Keep the why attached to the Markdown file
Limn adds text-anchored review threads to files already in GitHub, so teammates and MCP-compatible agents can recover the rationale later.
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79 % |
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Syncidian
Your data stays with you. Self-hosted Obsidian sync and MCP. Notes on every device. One GitHub repository you own.
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79 % |
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Framecheck — visual regression testing for Storybook
Catch unexpected UI changes before you merge. Framecheck compares screenshots of your Storybook components, checks accessibility and reports results on GitHub.
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79 % |
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MergeBell — GitLab™ app for iPhone
MergeBell is a GitLab™ app for iPhone: your To-Do inbox, merge request review with diffs and line comments, approve and merge, pipelines with retry, and push...
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79 % |
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