GitJin

GitJin

GitHub repos, issues, and PRs in one clear dashboard

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A GitHub dashboard for developers. See all your repos, issues, and pull requests in one fast, simple view. Very, Very fast. I think fastest github dashboard in the world. It don't makes your stress when you open. Do you feel hassle picking up repository on Github home or opening PRs, issues? You must try it.
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Launch tags:User Experience•Developer Tools•GitHub
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kotatsu-dog
GitJin
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Kabosu, an indie developer from Japan, and I built **GitJin** (gitjin.com) - a streamlined GitHub dashboard that puts your repos, PRs, and issues on one clean screen. 🎯 **Why I built this:** GitHub's home feed is cluttered and slow. I spent too much time hunting for my active projects and PRs across multiple tabs. GitJin solves this by displaying everything you need at a glance - no scrolling, no tab-switching. ✨ **What makes it different:** - **GitHub-inspired UI**: Familiar interface that feels native, not another generic dashboard - **Lightning-fast**: CDN-optimized for sub-second load times - **Thoughtful UX**: Keyboard shortcuts, smart filters, and one-click actions designed for developer workflows - **Clean & focused**: Only what you need, nothing you don't 🚀 **Perfect for developers who:** - Want faster PR review workflows - Need a single source of truth for their GitHub activity I'd love your feedback on how I can make GitJin even better for your daily development workflow! What features would make this more useful for you? 🙏
Vrijraj Singh

Supper nice tools, I'll check definitely

kotatsu-dog
GitJin
Maker

@vrijraj thank you so much!!!

Reece Daniels

Checked this out for a while but something about the UI I couldn't get on with.

Perhaps a bit too simple / monotone to differentiate items in lists?