PullRequest alternatives

CodeStream turns code reviews and conversation into documentation by capturing all of the discussion about your code, and saving it with your code. Comment and code review threads are automatically repositioned as your code changes, even across branches.

Automatically identify issues through static code review analysis. Get notified on security issues, code coverage, code duplication, and code complexity in every commit and pull request, directly from your current workflow.

Codeball approves Pull Requests that a human would have approved. This means less waiting for review. Less rubber stamping also means the team gets to spend more time on the trickier PRs.

Atlassian develops products for software development, project management, and content management.

App Fixers provides Maintenance as a Service for your mobile apps in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, to boost performance and reliability. Application development doesn’t just end after you pass it to Apple and Google, software projects often requires frequent updates.

Kiro's PR Coach is a GitHub app for individual engineers to help you focus on high priority pull requests, eliminate stale pull requests and manage your work in progress so you can get software out faster to your customers.

CodeRemedy is a service that focuses on improving your existing codebase and eliminate technical debt. The process is very simple - you add our developers to your repository and they will go line-by-line through your code and improve it.

Manage and discuss Github PRs in Slack. Get notified of new PRs and watch as the Slack message instantly updates when the PR is updated or approved. Comments on the PR are seamlessly synced to the conversation in the Slack thread.

A single command to open current PR in browser. Supports GitHub and GitLab. Available for macOS, Linux and Windows.

reviewpatch is a code review tool based on the patch workflow. Instead of using emails, reviewpatch provides a Web UI for collaboration. Under the hood it still uses such commands as git-format-patch and git-am to be compatible with your existing git setups.