For teams that review on GitHub
One screen shows where every PR is stuck and who it's waiting on. Slack tells the right person — politely. No per-seat pricing, no workflow change.
Free for one repository · Read-only GitHub permissions · Set up in two minutes
Gitboard reads your GitHub activity and keeps a live board sorted by what each pull request needs next — not by who opened it or when.
Draft, awaiting review, changes requested, approved-but-unmerged — with time-in-column and stale flags. The screen an engineering lead opens every morning.
Set how long a PR may sit in each column. Breaches get a badge on the board and land in the digest before they become "what's blocking the release?"
Scheduled channel digests and opt-in personal DMs that name who a PR is waiting on. No channel-per-PR noise, no reply-guy bot.
The GitHub App asks for read-only repository permissions. Gitboard never writes to your repos, ever.
Priced per team, not per seat. Ten developers on a per-seat competitor costs ~$83/month; Gitboard Team is $29 flat.
No new review workflow, no browser extension, no bot commands to learn. Your team keeps working in GitHub; the board just stays true.
Install, pick repositories, and the board fills itself — including your existing open PRs.
Sign in with GitHub and install Gitboard on the repositories you choose. Permissions are read-only.
Open pull requests appear immediately, sorted into columns with reviewers, CI status, and age.
Pick a channel and a schedule. Digests and SLA alerts start flowing — politely.
Every plan includes the board, digests, and unlimited users.
Start on Free — no card required. Upgrade when you outgrow one repository.