GitZoid
Supercharge Your PR Reviews with AI
GitZoid launched on May 21, 2025 with 11 votes, #1,913 of 7,905 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
GitZoid gives you AI-powered pull request reviews—no setup, no API keys. Automatically adds helpful comments to your PRs using Claude or GPT, helping you catch issues early, reduce bugs & ship faster.
AI code review for GitHub that never skips a PR. GitZoid reviews every pull request, flags high-severity security risks, and reports the week for $19 a month flat.
GitZoid reviews every pull request, flags high-severity security risks, and emails a weekly summary of what your coding agents changed. $19 a month flat, never metered. User-supplied url reaches fetch() with no host check. Validate against an allowlist. A structured review on every change your agents ship, with severity, the exact location, and a suggested change you can commit. Audits the code your agents wrote for broken access control, unauthenticated routes, SSRF and injection, then bundles it with the CVE and end-of-life watch into one ranked email a week. A Monday summary of what your agents shipped, in plain English, split into a business report and a technical report. Architecture,…from gitzoid.com
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