Does Pulldog support both GitHub and GitLab?

Yes, Pulldog currently supports GitHub and GitLab, with plans to add Azure DevOps support in the future.

Can I use Pulldog with multiple accounts?

Absolutely, you can add as many GitHub or GitLab accounts as needed and manage them all from within Pulldog.

How does Pulldog integrate with macOS?

Pulldog is built natively in Swift and integrates with Spotlight for quick searches, Widgets for at-a-glance updates, and supports Siri shortcuts for automation.

Is Pulldog available for free?

Pulldog is a paid application available for purchase on the Mac App Store, with pricing details provided there.

Pulldog

A Mac application to keep your code reviews organized!

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What is Pulldog

Pulldog is a native macOS application designed to streamline code reviews by aggregating GitHub and GitLab pull requests into a single, focused interface. It integrates deeply with macOS features like Spotlight, Widgets, and Apple Intelligence to provide a browser-free review experience, helping developers cut through noise with smart queries and multi-account support.

Key Features

Aggregate multiple GitHub and GitLab accounts into a unified inbox

Create smart queries to filter and organize pull requests efficiently

Integrate with macOS-native features such as Spotlight actions, Widgets, and Apple Intelligence

Highly customizable with support for 185 programming languages and 90 themes

Auto-commit filtering to track changes since last review or approval

Use Cases

Developers on macOS managing code reviews across multiple projects or repositories
Teams seeking to standardize code review processes and reduce browser dependency
Project leads monitoring pull request statuses and team contributions in one dashboard
Individual contributors aiming to minimize distractions during code reviews

Why do startups need this tool?

Startups need efficient tools to optimize development workflows and maintain code quality with limited resources. Pulldog reduces time spent on code reviews by centralizing pull requests and leveraging native macOS integration, allowing teams to iterate faster and focus on core product development.