A desktop app for GitHub pull requests

Review PRs like an inbox, not a website.

Keyboard-first and cache-first, for the thing you do every day: open a review request, read the diff, leave a comment, move on.

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Review requests876acme/rocket

Fix cursor drift in diff viewerreviewed ✓#62 · 1h

Rework the token gatereviewed ✓#60 · 2h

Handle empty cache on open#58 · 3h

Add fuzzy matching to search#61 · 4h

Restore scroll position on relaunch#57 · 5h

Quiet background refresh#55 · 1d

Snapshot store for offline diffs#54 · 1d

Keyboard map for review actions#52 · 2d

j k move↵ open reviewE archive

In action

The whole loop, no mouse

Triage the queue with j and k, open with Enter, step the diff, mark files viewed, submit — one unbroken keyboard motion.

jk triage · eviewed · s submit

Comment without breaking stride

c opens a composer on the cursor line. Batch comments into a pending review or send one now — either way it lands instantly.

c comment ·⌘↵ add to review

Built for reading diffs

Click a token and every occurrence lights up. Find-in-diff ticks its matches on an overview ruler, and intraline emphasis shows exactly what a rename changed.

double-click marks · ⌘F find in the diff

Feels local, because it is

cache-first: Everything you've seen paints instantly from a local cache. The network refreshes quietly — every 60s and on focus.
resume: Launch straight back into the last PR — the same file and scroll position you left it on.
notify: A fresh review request pops a keyboard-dismissable toast. Enter opens it. No webhooks to set up.
private: No AI, no cloud. Your token stays in the Rust backend — it never reaches the webview.

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