About
Built for the way we review code now.
Pull Panda started with a simple goal: make reviewing a single pull request feel good. Cleaner diffs, the summary and test plan up top, and every blocker gathered into one list.
Then the way we work changed. Coding agents made opening a pull request almost free. Instead of a couple of reviews a day in one repo, most of us now have dozens, from teammates, bots, and our own agents, spread over every project we touch.
The hard part isn't one pull request anymore. It's keeping all of them top of mind.
So Pull Panda grew a sidebar. Every pull request you're involved in, from every repository, sits in one list, and each row tells you what it's waiting on. Open one and everything we built for single reviews is still there: the tasks, the diffs, and merging in one click.
What we believe
- Volume is a good problem
- More pull requests means more shipped work. The goal isn't to slow the flow down. It's to make handling it feel easy.
- Status belongs on the surface
- You shouldn't have to open a pull request to find out it's waiting on CI. The list should tell you.
- Your code stays yours
- Pull Panda talks to GitHub from your machine. There's no server in the middle holding your code.
- Calm by default
- Calm colors, big type, and a keyboard shortcut for everything. Review tools get used for hours, so they should feel good.
Who we are
Pull Panda is made in Barcelona by engineers who review a lot of code and wanted a tool that kept up. The desktop app is developed in the open on GitHub, and we'd love to hear what would make it better for you.