jk
The whole loop, no mouse
Triage the queue with j and k, open with Enter, step through the diff, mark files viewed, submit your review. The mouse never comes into it.
J K triage · E viewed · S submit
A desktop app for GitHub and GitLab pull requests
Keyboard-first and cache-first, for the thing you do every day: open a review request, read the diff, leave a comment, move on.
c
Comment without breaking stride
c opens a composer on the cursor line. Batch comments into a pending review, or send one on its own; both land instantly.
C comment · ⌘↵ add to review
⌘F
Built for reading diffs
Double-click a token and every occurrence lights up. Find-in-diff ticks its matches on an overview ruler, and intraline emphasis shows exactly what a rename changed.
double-click marks · ⌘F find in the diff
Feels local, because it is
- cache-first
- Everything you've seen paints instantly from a local cache. The network refreshes quietly, every 60s and on focus.
- resume
- Launch straight back into the last PR, on the same file and scroll position you left it at.
- notify
- A fresh review request pops a keyboard-dismissable toast. Enter opens it. No webhooks to set up.
- private
- Nod talks to your Git host and nowhere else. Your token stays in the Rust backend and never reaches the webview.
Take it to your own PRs.
Download NodmacOS, Windows, and Linux, or install with Homebrew. Free to evaluate, no time limit.