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Track PRs, CI status, code reviews & deployments across GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket. No backend, free forever. By DeployHQ. PR Radar gives you a single dashboard for every open pull request across GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket — right from your browser toolbar. No more juggling tabs between three platforms to check CI status, find unresolved comments, or see who's waiting on your review. Perfect for: - Full-stack developers working across multiple Git providers - DevOps and platform engineers monitoring CI/CD status across repos - Engineering managers tracking code review progress for their team - Open-source maintainers managing contributions from multiple sources - Teams using GitHub for code, GitLab CI for pipelines, or Bitbucket for enterprise repos Features: - Unified PR dashboard with Mine / Review / All tabs - Multi-platform support for GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket - CI/CD status at a glance — GitHub Actions check runs, GitLab CI pipelines, and Bitbucket Pipelines all shown as color-coded badges - Unresolved comment count from GitHub GraphQL, GitLab discussions, and Bitbucket comments - Deployment status and environment URLs from GitHub Deployments and GitLab Deployments APIs - Pull request notifications — desktop alerts and sound when CI finishes (ding, bell, or chime) - Code review tracking — see which PRs need your review, which you've reviewed, and who approved - AI summaries (optional) — an on-device TL;DR under each PR and a digest of unresolved review threads, powered by Chrome's built-in AI; runs locally with nothing sent to a server - Merge from the dashboard — merge pull requests and merge requests directly with a confirm step - Pinned repos — star your most important repos so their PRs always sort to the top - Stale PR detection — old PRs are dimmed with a configurable threshold - Toolbar badge — green/red/blue icon shows pass/fail/running count without opening the popup - Keyboard shortcuts — j/k to navigate, o to open, 1/2/3 to switch tabs, / to search, ? for the cheat sheet - Diff stats — additions and deletions shown per PR - PR description preview — expandable inline preview without leaving the dashboard - Pending reviewers — see who hasn't reviewed yet - Who broke the build — CI failure tooltips show the PR author - Merge request dashboard — GitLab MRs shown alongside GitHub and Bitbucket PRs in one view - DeployHQ integration (optional) — deploy directly from the dashboard with server selection, see deployment status badges Why PR Radar: - Multi-provider — GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket in one view. No switching between platforms. - No backend — your personal access tokens stay in your browser's local storage. All API calls go directly from your browser to the platform APIs. Nothing passes through our servers. - Privacy-first — no analytics, no tracking, no accounts, no registration. Just install and connect. - Free and open source — MIT licensed. No premium tier, no feature gates, no ads. Free forever. - Background polling — works without any tab open. Configurable interval from 30 seconds to 5 minutes. - Instant load — cached PR data shown immediately when you open the popup; refreshes in the background. - Accessible — full keyboard navigation, screen reader support, ARIA labels throughout. How it works: 1. Install PR Radar from the Chrome Web Store 2. Click the icon and connect your GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket account with a personal access token 3. Select the repos you want to monitor 4. Your PRs appear instantly — CI status, reviews, comments, and deployments all in one place PR Radar polls platform APIs in the background at a configurable interval. When it detects a CI status change on one of your pull requests, it sends a desktop notification and plays a sound alert. No tab required. Built and maintained by DeployHQ (https://www.deployhq.com) — automated deployments made simple.
Jul 6, 2026
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