Codetree (pre-launch)

What it does

Manage your entire software development workflow and know where your project is at.

Codetree adds powerful functionality to Issues and Pull Requests while staying fully synchronized with GitHub. Use Kanban boards with custom stages combined with our automated workflow tool to move issues through, or choose to view your issues in an information-dense list view. Track dependencies and group issues into Epics. Prioritize and size your issues. Codetree allows you to work with your issues across multiple repos in one view. And it's all backed by a full suite of reporting tools that help you understand what is going on under the hood. Manage issues for as many repositories as you’d like under one Codetree project. Keep track of which issues depend on others and use our…from codetree.com

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  Codetree2015 · codetree.com · ▲121

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