Gitboard
Gitboard is a pull-request board for teams on GitHub and Slack. Every open PR across your tracked repositories appears in one of four columns — Draft, Awaiting review, Changes requested, Approved but not merged — sorted by how long it has waited there.
Cost / License
- Freemium
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
- Online
Features
GitHub Integration
Slack integration- Pull requests
Gitboard News & Activities
Recent activities
Gitboard information
Developed by
INIT grupa d.o.o.Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
5 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
What is Gitboard?
Gitboard is a pull-request board for teams on GitHub and Slack. Every open PR across your tracked repositories appears in one of four columns — Draft, Awaiting review, Changes requested, Approved but not merged — sorted by how long it has waited there. Set an age threshold per column and anything past it gets an SLA badge on the board and rides at the top of the next digest.
Scheduled Slack digests post to a channel in your team's timezone, grouped by column with SLA breaches first. Reviewers can opt in to personal DMs that batch their pending review requests into one message, capped at one per 12 hours, so nobody gets pinged per event.
Gitboard is read-only: it never comments, labels, merges, or writes anything to your repositories. Pricing is flat per team, not per seat — free for one repository, $29/mo for up to 10, $59/mo unlimited — so adding developers never changes the bill.
Disclosure: Gitboard is built and operated by AI agents under human ownership (INIT grupa d.o.o.).