Hello hello, Producthunters!
First of all, massive thanks to @syswarren for hunting Gitscout! 😘
We are super excited to release the first public version of Gitscout today! 🎉
A quick tl;dr: Gitscout is a sexy new tool to help you browse, organize and manage your Github Issues. Download it now and start collaborating more efficiently 😊
We love Github, but working with several repositories/organizations can be a hassle sometimes, constantly having to switch between a dozen tabs on your browser. We've been there, you've been there...we both know exactly how it feels, right? 😉
All your repos and issues in one place, a lot of super nifty features like "saved issues" which allows you to create a custom list of issues and organize you workday, drafts, notifications, a super efficient search experience, and much more! All of this packaged in a beautiful UI.
It's free, it's fast, it's beautiful and you can download the latest version right on gitscout.com 😁
One last thing. Our mission is to help you being more productive and to bring you the best experience so we count on you to open a lot of issues and our dedicated repository (https://github.com/gitscout/gits...) to share your feeling about Gitscout, report a bug or anything you think we could improve! 🙏
We'd also like to take the opportunity to thank everyone who helped us during the private beta, we love you guys, keep feedback-ing! ❤️
Till then, happy holidays y'all. 🤘
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@jeremybenaim Do you mind sharing more how you built it? Is it a Electron type app or all native? It looks amazing! Would love to hear more about it.
@bluetidepro absolutely, I'm actually glad you asked 😄 Gitscout is a React/Redux app packaged in Electron (Github FTW!) which talks to a nodeJS backend (for the "saved issues" persistence, for example) and I think that's pretty much it 🙂 @lefebvremichael would be glad to give you more details if needed!
Thanks @jadb, glad you like it! 😊
"Pull requests support" is actually #1 on our backlog. We already started to work on how to improve the flow of PRs and make them look nice, and hopefully will ship a version with PRs support in a few weeks 😉
As for GitLab and/or Bitbucket, definitely, but we first want to make everything right with Github, then we could definitely open it to other platforms! 🙂
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