prokopsimek/gitwall

Gitwall

Pull requests, merge requests and issues from GitHub and GitLab, in your Mac menu bar and on your desktop.

Gitwall is a free, open-source macOS app for everyone who waits on code review or keeps an eye on a team’s work. It gathers open pull requests (merge requests on GitLab) and issues from the repositories you choose, sorts them by latest activity and shows review, CI, draft and merge-conflict state at a glance. Click an item to open it in the browser. There is no server: your Mac talks to GitHub and GitLab directly.

Download

Download the latest release, unzip it and move Gitwall.app to Applications. The build is signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens without a Gatekeeper warning. It does not update itself; the Mac App Store version does.

Requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later.

Features

Presets for every account, out of the box. Each account you add comes with three presets: pull requests assigned to you, issues assigned to you, and pull requests waiting for your review. Change their filters, delete them or build your own from any mix of accounts, repositories, pull requests and issues.

Filters that work the same on both platforms. Relation to you (author, assignee, requested reviewer), drafts, review state, checks, merge conflicts, labels, author logins, age, milestone and text. Each preset also decides which events notify you.

Archived repositories never show up: nothing in them can be merged or closed, so Gitwall leaves them out of every list and does not offer them when you pick repositories.

What to do first. Gitwall reads the Priority field of your GitHub Projects (P0–P3) and shows it as a small capsule before the title. Sort a preset by Priority to get P0 at the top, the oldest item first within each level,