Pullo

Your pull requests and GitHub Actions, right in the notch.

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Know the moment something changes

CI results, approvals, comments and review requests slide out of the notch, then get out of the way.

Keep an eye on your Actions

What's running, what's waiting for approval and what just failed, with your deploys one click away.

Every job, every step

Open a run to follow each step live. Re-run what failed, cancel what's stuck, or jump to the log on GitHub.

Made to fit how you work

• Your own tabs for pull requests and runs, written like a GitHub search
• All your accounts, each with its own list
• Liquid Glass or Solid, to match your Mac
• ⌥ ⌘ P from any app, and the keyboard for everything else

Get started

1. Download Pullo.dmg and drag Pullo to Applications.
2. Log in with the GitHub CLI: brew install gh && gh auth login
3. Open Pullo and hover over the notch.

Private by design

Pullo talks to the GitHub API straight from your Mac. It borrows the token from gh when it needs it and never stores it. There's no server and no sign-up, and it only changes something on GitHub when you ask, like re-running a job.

FAQ

Can I try new features early? Turn on Get beta versions in Settings → Updates.

My Mac has no notch. Pullo sits at the top center of the menu bar instead. Hover there.

How do I add another account? Run gh auth login with it, then add it in Settings → Accounts.

I had DevNotch. It's the same app, renamed. It updates to Pullo by itself, and your settings come along.

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