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The ultimate GitHub PR dashboard. Review, approve, merge & get notified. Best way to stay in full control, wherever you are. Every pull request you care about — across all your repos — on one fast, glanceable dashboard. Triage, review, comment, edit, approve and auto-merge without ever leaving your browser. Built for developers who live in PRs. ★ SEE EVERYTHING AT A GLANCE ──────────────────────────────── • All open PRs from every repo you subscribe to, in one place • One shining status badge per PR — Ready to merge, Needs your review, Changes requested, CI failing, Merge conflict — so you stop reading rows of detail • On every card: approvals (N of required), reviewers still waiting, unresolved threads, comments, CI checks, +/- lines, and files split into code vs test • Real "required approvals" pulled from your branch rulesets • Color-coded repos so you always know where you are ⚡ PRIORITIZE LIKE A PRO ──────────────────────────────── • Drag to set your own priority order • Flag PRs as urgent and keep them pinned on top • Sort by priority, recently updated, newest, oldest, largest diff, most unresolved, fewest approvals, most comments or title • Group by repo, author, status or urgency 🔍 FIND ANY PR IN SECONDS ──────────────────────────────── • Instant search across title, #number, author, repo and file paths • Filter by label with [tag] and by person with @user — with live autocomplete as you type • Show only PRs that involve you (author / assignee / reviewer) • Toggle drafts, "needs approval", and show/hide individual repos ✅ REVIEW WITHOUT LEAVING YOUR BROWSER ──────────────────────────────── • Expand any PR to read the full diff — unified or side-by-side • Collapse whitespace, and view all lines, only changes, or only comments • Filter the file list to code-only or test-only, or search within it • Read every review thread anchored to the exact line • Reply, edit, delete and resolve / unresolve threads inline • Approve, comment, dismiss your approval, request reviewers, convert to draft, close or reopen — straight from the card • @-mention teammates with autocomplete • Pop any file out into a draggable, resizable window ✏️ EDIT & COMMIT INLINE ──────────────────────────────── • Spot a typo or a quick fix? Edit a whole file or a single line and commit it straight back to the branch — no tab-switching, no context loss 🔔 NOTIFICATIONS THAT ACTUALLY MATTER ──────────────────────────────── • Desktop alerts for review requests, @-mentions, new comments, approvals & activity on your PRs, state changes and assignments • Choose exactly which events are allowed to interrupt you • Click a notification to jump straight to that PR inside the extension 🙏 ONE-CLICK REVIEW REQUEST ──────────────────────────────── • Copy a friendly "please review my PR" message — with the link — to your clipboard, ready to paste into Slack, Teams or email • Fully customizable template with tokens: {title}, {number}, {url}, {repo}, {branch}, {base}, {author} ⚙️ FITS THE WAY YOU WORK ──────────────────────────────── • Opens as a quick popup or a big, resizable window — your choice • Background auto-refresh every 1 to 30 minutes, cached so the popup opens instantly • Works with classic or fine-grained personal access tokens — grant only the minimum each feature needs • Explore everything in one click with built-in demo mode — no token required 🔒 PRIVATE BY DESIGN ──────────────────────────────── • Your token and settings live only in this browser • Nothing is sent anywhere except GitHub's own API — no tracking, no servers, no middlemen Take full control of your pull requests — wherever you are.
Aug 29, 2026
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