Stop waiting on manual code reviews. ThinkReview is a free Chrome extension that gives you instant, AI-powered feedback in GitLab. Powered by Gemini, it works out of the box with zero setup or API tokens required.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Jay Elsheikh, the creator of ThinkReview AI Copilot.
Like many of you, my days are spent in GitLab. And while I love it, I grew frustrated with the constant friction in the code review process. Waiting for feedback on a merge request kills momentum, and the existing AI tools I tried felt clunky—they either forced me out of the GitLab UI or required a complicated setup with CI pipelines and API tokens.
I wanted a tool that felt like a natural extension of GitLab itself. What if you could get a powerful AI-powered second opinion on your code, instantly, without any setup?
That's why I built ThinkReview.
It's a simple Chrome extension that automatically detects when you're on a merge request page and provides an instant code review. The goal was to remove every possible barrier to entry.
Here's what makes it different:
✅ Truly Zero-Setup: This is the core principle. No sign-ups, no OAuth, no generating personal API tokens, no backend configuration. You just install it, and it works.
🧠 Powered by Gemini 2.5 Pro: I chose Gemini because it's fantastic at understanding code context. It doesn't just find unused variables; it explains why code might be inefficient, spots potential bugs, and offers meaningful suggestions on logic and readability.
🌐 Works Everywhere: Whether you're on the public gitlab.com or a private, self-hosted GitLab instance, ThinkReview integrates seamlessly.
💸 Completely Free: No trials, no paywalls, no hidden costs. It's a tool built for developers, by a developer.
I'd be thrilled for you to try it out on your next merge request. It takes 30 seconds to get started, and I genuinely believe it can bring a little more flow back into your workday.
I'll be here all day to answer any questions. What's the biggest bottleneck in your current code review process?
