PR Flow
See which PRs need you, across all your platforms
What it does
PR Flow is a desktop app that brings pull requests from GitHub, GitLab, Azure and Gerrit into one place. It shows what needs your attention, who each PR is waiting on, and which items are going stale. Instead of constantly checking tabs and notifications, you get a clear view of the review queue and can jump straight into the PR that needs action.
Track pull requests across GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps and Gerrit. See what needs you, what is waiting on others, and review without rebuilding the queue from tabs.
PR Flow is a desktop app for pull requests you are involved in across GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps and Gerrit. It separates what needs you from what is waiting on others and what can wait, while keeping each provider's workflow intact. Free 14-day trial · then a one-time licence · no account or email required to install. A review request, a reply, or new commits can put the next move back on you. PR Flow keeps that handoff visible. See how the review queue is ordered , or what a pull request dashboard across providers looks like. A teammate replying to your comment returns the PR to Needs you with a Reply action. Review requests and merge-ready work are classified alongside it, then ranked.…from prflow.app
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