Dev teams at 1,000+ companies like Pivotal, Instacart, and WeWork use Pull Reminders to stay on top of code reviews and ship faster.

Hi Product Hunt! I'm Abi, the solo creator of Pull Reminders. I built the first version of Pull Reminders in January after leaving my job. At the time I didn't expect to be able to make any money from it. Today there are over 400 companies using Pull Reminders and it is making (barely) enough money for me to work on it full-time. This has allowed me to continue improving the product and add features like pull request metrics and support for multi-team workflows. My focus right now is adding more metrics and reports to help teams improve their productivity using data. Pull Reminders already tracks things like review turnaround time and pull request size — but I think there's a lot more I can do. I'd love to hear what people think!

This was an enormous help to my team with turnaround on feedback and more importantly, getting feedback. The notifications take a little time to get right as you figure out how often and aggressively you want to get pinged. I love the combination of team and individual settings. In the two weeks we've used it, our team has already had an easier time getting prompt feedback. It fills a notable gap in Github's notification capability.

@geoffharcourt That's great to hear Geoff! Thanks for sharing.

If you configure it correctly with all the labels etc., then the tool is doing a great job of reminding you and team of PRs that needs to be looked at.

Great and easy to use product!

Pros:

- helps PRs to get approved faster

- leaderboard adds gamification

- gives understanding what PRs take longer

- integration with Slack

Cons:

- sometimes too many notification, but that can be configured properly with labels.

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