Why
PR Radar is for following PR stacks across repos and answering review threads without opening the browser, on any desktop OS, with a local browser tab and a read-only MCP server for your agents. Comparison with github.com/pulls, Gitify and PR Marmot: docs/comparison.md.
Features
- PR tree per repo, with "depends on / blocks" stacks
- Review, CI and conflict status; CI jobs per workflow (click the CI badge), with re-run of failed jobs
- Unresolved review threads shown with the code, reply or resolve in place
- From the card: request reviewers, mark a draft ready, update a branch behind its base
- Other people's PRs where you are assigned, mentioned or involved, placed in the tree with the reason
- Filters, search, ready-to-merge and stale PRs, new since your last visit
- Merge calendar: month, week, day
- Local web version (docs/web.md) and read-only local MCP server for AI agents (your PRs and their Slack mentions) (docs/mcp.md), both opt-in
- System notifications with Do not disturb (1 h or until tomorrow, also from the tray) and launch at login; runs in the menu bar or tray
- Quota-aware refresh, command palette
⌘K / Ctrl+K, light / dark / auto theme, English and French UI
More: repo picker per organization, settings by category with a typo-tolerant search, automatic refreshes that reread only changed PRs (status dot next to Refresh), local activity log (redacted, with retention) and reviewed crash reports (Diagnostics settings), keyboard shortcuts / j k o e d, Quit from the tray menu (closing the window or ⌘Q on macOS keeps the app running).
Download
First launch
- macOS: the app is signed and notarized by Apple. Drag it to Applications, launch it, confirm "Open".
- Windows (SmartScreen): More info > Run anyway.
GitHub sign-in
- Sign in with GitHub (device flow): no server, the token is stored in the system keychain.
- Personal access token: fine-grained (read Pull requests + Contents/Metadata; write Pull requests to reply, resolve threads and mark drafts ready; write Contents to update a PR branch; write Actions to re-run failed jobs) or classic with the
repo scope (enough to re-run jobs; the workflow scope is only for editing workflow files). Also used for GitHub Enterprise.
Organization repos may require the organization to approve the OAuth app, or SSO authorization of the token.
Privacy
No backend, no telemetry, no analytics. The app only talks to GitHub, to your GitHub Enterprise server if you add one, and to Slack if you connect it (read-only, tokens in the system keychain). Details: docs/privacy.md.
Docs
Development
Prerequisites: Node 22+, Rust stable, Tauri prerequisites.
npm install
npm run tauri dev
npm test
More in docs/development.md.
License
MIT, see LICENSE. Third-party licenses: THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md (npm run notices regenerates it). Contributions: CONTRIBUTING.md. Security issues: SECURITY.md.
Credits: the app UI was polished with the unslop skill by Damir Sokolovsky (@heydamir), CC BY 4.0, vendored in .claude/skills/unslop/.
PR Radar is provided as is, without warranty (MIT license). Not affiliated with GitHub or Slack. GitHub, Slack, macOS, Windows and Linux are trademarks of their respective owners.
