Pier — for the agent era
The PR reviewer
GitHub never built.
Read, comment, approve, manage reviewers, and merge without ever opening github.com. Your code never leaves your machine.
Free for individuals · macOS · Windows · Linux
The file rail
Tree or list. Jump anywhere; mark a whole folder viewed at once.
Inline review threads
Comment on any line. Replies, resolves and suggestions, in place.
The whole lifecycle
Approve, request changes, manage reviewers and merge — without leaving the diff.
Focus mode
Collapse the timeline and comment noise until only the code is left.
One screen. The entire review.
Read, comment, approve, manage reviewers and merge — all in one window.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Comments
Every reply in one feed. Jump straight to the line.
Conversation
Description, timeline, threads — one scroll.
Local reviews
Review a branch before the PR exists.
Pre-PR surface
Diff a branch that isn’t on origin yet.
Every change finds its way in.
Scattered work, read and understood, resolves into one reviewed merge.
Stop reviewing code
in a browser tab.
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