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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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80 % |
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Send yourself a push notification when anything happens | Free
Get a real push notification the moment anything happens: a signup, a payment, a script, a webhook. One HTTP request. No app, no Firebase, no backend. Free w...
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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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78 % |
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Dailix - Daily GitHub digest for developers
Dailix watches your GitHub repos and sends one prioritised email every morning - CI failures, merged PRs, flaky tests, and review requests, grouped and ranke...
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78 % |
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ForgeMD: GitLab and GitHub review for people who read Markdown
A native macOS app that turns GitLab merge requests, self-hosted included, and GitHub pull requests into rendered documents you can read, discuss and approve...
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78 % |
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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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77 % |
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Rubberduck Me — an AI pair-reviewer for GitHub pull requests
An animated rubber duck that reads a GitHub pull request with you — walking through the diff stop by stop, highlighting each spot, and answering questions as...
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77 % |
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SpinnyLights℠ - Your GitHub, Distilled
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77 % |
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Pull request cycle time metrics for GitHub teams
GoSoku turns GitHub pull requests into a weekly read on cycle time, review wait, and the bottleneck worth fixing. $19/month after a 7-day free trial.
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77 % |
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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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76 % |
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AfterSE — AI pull-request reviews you can actually trust
Multi-model AI code review for GitHub. Every finding is grounded to file:line and re-checked by a verification gate before it's posted — so you get real bugs...
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76 % |
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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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76 % |
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Pull Panda - Every Pull Request, One Calm Place
Drowning in pull requests? Pull Panda is a free desktop app that puts every GitHub pull request you are involved in, from every repo, in one sidebar, shows w...
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76 % |
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MemoAgent: Team memory that gets people unstuck.
MemoAgent finds stuck pull requests in GitHub and tells each person in Slack, every weekday morning, which of theirs are stuck and which reviews they owe.
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76 % |
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NoDraft — You build. It posts on X. No drafting.
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76 % |
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Ship It — Share what you built, without the worry
Ship It checks your app, fixes what's broken, and puts it online. Your client only ever sees it working. Access is by invitation while we are small.
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76 % |
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Sudo. Listen where your users already rant
Sudo watches Hacker News, GitHub, and X for the words you care about. It tags pain from noise, ranks what is worth a look, and drafts a reply. You still send...
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76 % |
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Clockoli — free, open-source, private time tracking
A free, open-source time tracker that never sees your data. Track any issue, doc or ticket; your hours are written straight to a private GitHub repo you own.
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76 % |
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Code review from Fletcher | Not Quite My Tempo
Fletcher is a GitHub App that reviews every pull request in about a minute, with comments on the exact line. Free with your own Gemini key.
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76 % |
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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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76 % |
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