Downloads
Install Nod
Latest is v0.4.0, released 23 Jul 2026. After the first install the app updates itself.
Download for macOS
Other builds: Intel
On first launch, approve Nod under System Settings → Privacy & Security. It isn't notarized by Apple yet.
Download for Linux
Other builds: AppImageFedora / RHEL
On macOS, with Homebrew
$ brew install pauliuskrutkis/tap/nod$ xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Nod.app
Homebrew picks the right build for your Mac. The second command clears Gatekeeper quarantine, which stands in for notarization.
Downloading for another machine?
What's new in v0.4.0
- Press shift+c to open the PR comment composer from anywhere, not just an active thread
- Comment composer redesign: attached icon toolbar, suggestion blocks edit like code
- GitLab video attachments now render as playable video instead of broken images
- Inbox remembers your last open tab across restarts; empty tabs hide themselves
- Fixed: GitLab full-file view now expands correctly instead of breaking on stray diff lines
- Fixed: GitLab markdown images load correctly (relative paths, kramdown attributes, authenticated uploads)
- Fixed: block comment highlighting no longer misses lines in a flowing block comment
Previous releases
v0.3.019 Jul 2026
- Edit and delete your own comments in place — both inline and PR-level
- Approval verdicts and CI status now show right in the review header
- Full file view: press shift+v to see the whole file, not just the diff
- Archived PR view in the inbox, with one-click restore
- What's new card and a release history view — see exactly what shipped in each version
- Wider info drawer (shift+i), and empty inbox tabs now hide themselves
- Real tooltips on icon-only buttons, plus faster inbox updates via conditional polling
- Fixed: Windows OAuth login opens the browser correctly again; sidebar and inbox rows no longer keep a lingering focus ring after a click
v0.2.06 Jul 2026
- Multi-line comments: a fat cursor, gutter drag to select a range, ranged suggestions
- Rich comment composer: WYSIWYG editing with markdown on the wire, and a hint-bar toolbar
- Press x to resolve the thread you're aiming at
- Occurrence marks: click a symbol to mark every occurrence, jump between them with n/p or the overview ruler's ticks
- Intraline word-diff emphasis, indent guides, and sticky hunk context while scrolling
- The whole PR renders as one virtualized list: stall-free scrolling, no code pop-in, and exact scroll resume
v0.1.33 Jul 2026
- Watching tab: subscribed repositories as a fifth inbox source, with live repository search in the watch picker
- Zoom with Cmd/Ctrl +, − and 0, persisted per device
- GitLab usability: correct files URLs, and issue-tracker (Jira) links on ticket IDs in PR titles
- Fixed: the help overlay crashed on palette-only bindings
v0.1.22 Jul 2026
- Sign-in gate redesigned: one identity stack, with self-hosted GitLab as a single question
- Release builds bake OAuth identities in at compile time — no setup files needed
- Unified alert host, conversation drawer, an inbox-zero state, and a guard against approving your own PRs
v0.1.12 Jul 2026
- GitLab support begins: OAuth sign-in (PKCE) alongside GitHub
- Optimistic comment posting and persistent drafts — nothing is lost on restart
- Tab cycles composer modes; loading skeletons; scored fuzzy search
- Sidebar and window polish: cursor-truth sidebar, overlay scrollbars, seamless titlebar, window dragging
- The updater re-checks on an interval and on window focus, not just at launch
v0.1.02 Jul 2026
- First release of Nod — a keyboard-first GitHub PR reviewer that keeps your whole review queue a keystroke away.
- Keyboard-first, cache-first review flow: inbox, diff reading, and batched review submission
- Sign in with GitHub (OAuth) or a personal access token; multiple accounts supported
- Inbox tabs from a single GraphQL request, with prefetched PR detail for instant opens
- File-tree sidebar, line cursor, transient search, and a persistent shortcut legend
- Image diffs, markdown and embedded-HTML rendering in descriptions and comments
- Command palette with fuzzy matching
- Auto-updates: the app checks for signed releases and prompts in-app