Pier — for the agent era

The PR reviewer
GitHub never built.

reviewing PRs in a browser tab, lost among forty others
the whole review — read to merge — in one native window

Read, comment, approve, manage reviewers, and merge without ever opening github.com. Your code never leaves your machine.

Free for individuals · macOS · Windows · Linux

a ·

The file rail

Tree or list. Jump anywhere; mark a whole folder viewed at once.

b ·

Inline review threads

Comment on any line. Replies, resolves and suggestions, in place.

c ·

The whole lifecycle

Approve, request changes, manage reviewers and merge — without leaving the diff.

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Focus mode

Collapse the timeline and comment noise until only the code is left.

@@ 00 · the review surface @@

One screen. The entire review.

Read, comment, approve, manage reviewers and merge — all in one window.

@@ 01 · the agent firehose @@

Review your agent's code before it's a PR.

Your agent just wrote four hundred lines. Read them on your own branch — before they ever become a pull request.

Understand it before you ship it.

@@ 02 · the whole job, one window @@

Everything a review needs. Nothing it doesn't.

Read the diff. Leave comments. Approve, request changes, manage reviewers, and merge — without bouncing to github.com.

The review starts and ends in Pier.

@@ 03 · yours, end to end @@

Your code stays on your machine.

Pier has no server. It talks straight to GitHub from your computer — nothing sits in the middle, nothing is stored, nothing is indexed.

The most private place to review code is the one with nothing between you and it.

your machine
Pier.app
https · your token
github
api.github.com
a Pier server in the middle
+ there isn't one
@@ 04 · a place to think @@

Review in a room of its own.

Not a browser tab lost among forty others. A native app that opens the moment you ask and gets out of your way.

Focus mode clears the noise until only the code is left.

@@ 05 · surfaces @@

A handful of screens. Each does one thing.

No settings maze, no empty dashboards. Keep scrolling — they slide past one by one.

Pull requests

Your review queue, with search and a date range.

Fig. 5 — Pull requests · Reviewing

Comments

Every reply in one feed. Jump straight to the line.

Fig. 6 — Inbox · Comments

Conversation

Description, timeline, threads — one scroll.

Fig. 7 — PR details · Conversation

Local reviews

Review a branch before the PR exists.

Fig. 8 — Local reviews

Pre-PR surface

Diff a branch that isn’t on origin yet.

Fig. 9 — Pre-PR · unpushed branch
@@ · from diff to merged @@

Every change finds its way in.

Scattered work, read and understood, resolves into one reviewed merge.

priya-r approved #9217/merged perf(diff-render): virtualise hunks > 2k lines/23 checks passed · 12s/nicolae-i requested changes on #9241/marcus-w commented on VirtualHunk.tsx:128/feat(scheduler): coalesce pushes — ready to merge/sara-l opened #308 · rfc/cohort-export/jules-k re-requested review on #612/pier review #4471 · approved/priya-r approved #9217/merged perf(diff-render): virtualise hunks > 2k lines/23 checks passed · 12s/nicolae-i requested changes on #9241/marcus-w commented on VirtualHunk.tsx:128/feat(scheduler): coalesce pushes — ready to merge/sara-l opened #308 · rfc/cohort-export/jules-k re-requested review on #612/pier review #4471 · approved/

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