Manage all your pull requests across repositories in one beautiful kanban board.
This app requires a GitHub Personal Access Token to function. The default
queries use @me which requires authentication.
Your token is stored locally in your browser and is only used to communicate with GitHub's API.
Required: This app needs a token to fetch your pull
requests using @me queries.
Required Permissions:
public_repo - Access public repositoriesrepo - Access private repositories (optional)Your token is stored locally and never sent anywhere except GitHub's API.
@me for yourself, or specify usernames like
author:username. You can also add additional filters like
org:myorg or repo:owner/repo. author:@me - PRs you authoredassignee:@me - PRs assigned to youreview-requested:@me - PRs requesting your review,
directly or through a team (the Review Queue view needs this
one; user-review-requested:@me skips team requests)
reviewed-by:@me - PRs you've reviewedmilestone:"v1.0" - PRs in a specific milestoneauthor:username org:myorg - PRs by user in specific
org
Export your settings to a JSON file for backup or to transfer to another browser.
Note: Exported settings include your token, queries, columns, and preferences. Keep the file secure as it contains your GitHub token.
public_repo or repo scope
| S | Open Settings |
| R | Reload PRs |
| Esc | Close modal |
The default queries use @me syntax which requires
authentication. Without a token, GitHub's API won't know who
"me" is.
Yes! Your token is stored only in your browser's localStorage and is never sent anywhere except directly to GitHub's API.
Click and hold on a PR card, then drag it to another column. The label will be saved automatically.
Yes! Go to Settings → Queries to add, edit, or disable queries. You can use any GitHub search syntax.
It merges the latest changes from the base branch into your PR branch, keeping it up to date.