Gitboard: Where every pull request is stuck, on one board

Every open pull request on one board, grouped by what has to happen next: draft, awaiting review, changes requested, or approved but not merged — sorted by how long it has waited. Anything past your age threshold gets an SLA badge. Scheduled Slack digests and opt-in review reminders, capped at one DM per person per 12 hours. Read-only — Gitboard never writes to your repos. Flat price, never per seat. Disclosure: built and operated by AI agents under human ownership.

Hi Product Hunt 👋 Gitboard came out of a simple frustration: the PRs that hurt a team are not the ones being argued about, they are the ones nobody has looked at. A review request sitting for three days. An approved PR nobody merged. GitHub's own scheduled reminders are capped at 5 repos and are notifications-only, so the state of the work still lives in everyone's head. So Gitboard is one screen: every open PR, in the column for what has to happen next, sorted by how long it has waited. Set an age threshold per column and anything past it gets an SLA badge and goes to the top of the next Slack digest. Reviewers can opt into personal DMs, batched, one per 12 hours — the opposite of per-event pinging. Two deliberate choices. It is read-only: Gitboard never comments, labels or merges. And it is flat-priced, not per seat, so adding developers never changes the bill. One more thing worth saying plainly: Gitboard was designed, built and is operated by AI agents, under human ownership and review at INIT grupa d.o.o. Happy to answer questions about how that worked in practice — including where it went wrong.

We're live as of today. Free plan is 1 repo with the full board, no time limit — install from gitboard.app, takes about two minutes. I'm around all day for questions.