Pulldog
A Mac application to keep your code reviews organized!
235 followers
A Mac application to keep your code reviews organized!
235 followers
Pulldog is a native macOS client for reviewing Github & Gitlab pull requests. Aggregate multiple accounts into one seamless inbox. Create smart queries to cut through PR noise. Review with Spotlight actions, Widgets, and on-device Apple Intelligence. No browser tabs β just focused, macOS-native code reviews. πΆ
Hey @Pulldog, do you support connecting to self-hosted gitlab instances? We use one in our company but code reviews are starting to be a pain.
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@bartosz_siemienczukΒ π, I confirmed it is not yet supported. But it is under active development currently and on the roadmap. Stay tuned :)
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@bartosz_siemienczukΒ Hello π, I've worked on a 1st beta that support self-hosted gitlab instances. Would love to have you in the beta testers if still interested. I've sent you a message on LinkedIn.
OpenOwl
Been wanting something exactly like this. I juggle 3 GitHub orgs and a personal GitLab and honestly the tab switching for PRs was killing me. The Spotlight integration is a nice touch β does it support keyboard shortcuts for jumping between review comments? That would be a game changer for my workflow.
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@mihir_kanzariyaΒ π, Same painpoints π
Yes!
As a solo dev juggling multiple side projects across both GitHub and GitLab, the context-switching pain is real. The "unified inbox for PRs" concept is exactly what I've been missing β I usually just forget open PRs exist until someone pings me π The Spotlight integration is a nice touch too. Congrats on the launch, Paul!
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Thanks! Don't worry I guess we all experienced the same (Slack β Review β Slack) loop π But with Pulldog you can take back control of your team reviews for sure.
Had to click & check after seeing the name π€£ Congrats on the product and the launch (and the name)!
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@ruxandra_maziluΒ Thanks ππ ! Also the icon represents a french bulldog cause thenβ¦ I'm french ;)
@paul1893Β 10/10 for keeping the brand close to home π
Much needed, especially with having multiple coding windows open these days :)