Made by one person who reviews a lot of PRs.

Nod is built by me, Paulius Krutkis, a software engineer. I got tired of reviewing pull requests in a browser tab, so I built the tool I wanted: something that treats the review queue like an inbox and keeps my hands on the keyboard.

The source is available on GitHub. Bug reports and feature requests are welcome in the issue tracker, or write to hello@nodreview.com.

The app has no telemetry, no analytics, and no account with me. Your GitHub or GitLab token is stored on your machine and sent only to the Git host it belongs to. Left alone, the app talks to two kinds of servers: your Git host, to fetch and submit reviews, and GitHub releases, to check for updates.

The one thing that can add a third is ask-about-code, which is optional and does nothing until you paste in an API key of your own. When you do, the code you ask about goes to the provider that key belongs to, and to nobody else. I never see it, and there is no account or subscription in between.

This site sets no cookies. Traffic is measured with Cloudflare Web Analytics, which is cookieless and aggregate: no identifiers on your device, no cross-site tracking. The hosting network keeps standard server logs.

If any of this changes, for example when purchasing opens and a payment provider gets involved, this page changes with it.