PR Radar – GitHub, GitLab & Bitbucket PRs
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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.
Latest reviews
- Anatoly Ivasyuk
- I found this extension while researching tools that would help my team keep track of open PRs across multiple repos for both Github and Bitbucket. After initial setup, I found a defect that was preventing it from working, and reported it to the developers. To my surprise, they fixed it and released an update the same day! They have continued to be very responsive, and implemented one of my feature requests very quickly. Kudos to the team at DeployHQ!