Approve from the couch.
Your Mac does the review. Your phone buzzes when it is ready. Read it, fix a line, approve, merge.
One scan, then a push, a draft, a tap.
Your review queue fits in your pocket.
- One inbox of everything waiting on you, across every GitHub account
- Read the AI draft, and edit it
- Comment on a line of the diff
- Approve, comment or request changes
- Merge
- Start a review, watch it run, stop it
- Pause Autopilot and switch its rules on and off
- Get a push when a review finishes
Creating pull requests and editing Autopilot rules stay on the Mac.
One QR code. No account.
1
Click the phone icon in the app
Review Master on your Mac shows a QR code and a 16-character code, good for five minutes.
2
Scan it with your phone
It opens a web app: nothing to install from a store. On iPhone, add it to your Home Screen first so notifications can reach you.
3
Check the code matches
Both screens show the same short code, so you know you paired with your own Mac. That's it.
We can't read it. Nobody in the middle can.
- Everything between your phone and your Mac is end-to-end encrypted.
- The relay between them only passes sealed traffic. It holds no account and no review.
- Notifications are sent by your own Mac and carry the pull request's name, never the review.
- Unpair a phone from either side, any time.
The phone is a remote for your Mac, so your Mac has to be running. Leave Review Master in the menu bar and it keeps working after you close the window.