GitBar is the macOS menubar app for pull requests. Connect GitHub, GitLab (cloud or self-hosted), and Azure DevOps across any number of accounts, and every PR you care about is one click away. See what's yours, what's waiting on your review, and what's happening across your team. Status badges show approved, draft, conflicts, and checks at a glance. A live PR count lives in your menubar. Built with React Native for macOS. Free on the Mac App Store.
I built GitBar because I was tired of juggling PRs across GitHub, GitLab, self-hosted GitLab, and Azure. Five browser tabs, a Slack reminder, and I was still missing reviews.
GitBar lives in your menubar. A number tells you how many PRs need you. Click it and you get a list split into three tabs: Mine (PRs you authored), Review (PRs waiting on you), and All.
Key features:
Multi-platform. GitHub, GitLab (cloud and self-hosted), Azure DevOps.
Multi-account. Personal and work, side by side.
Mine / Review / All tabs. With filters you can tune in settings.
Status badges. Approved, draft, conflicts.
CI status on the card. So you know when a PR is ready to review.
Compact view. Fit more PRs on screen when you're juggling many at once.
Hide PRs. Right-click to hide them from Mine & Review.
Live menubar count. Glance, don't click.
GitHub Issues. For the work that isn't code review.
Native notifications, launch at login.
Today I'm shipping 2.0. New Mine / Review / All tabs, redesigned cards and onboarding, new app icon, GitHub Issues, and it's running on React Native's new architecture, so it's noticeably snappier than v1.
Free on the Mac App Store. Would love to hear what's missing.
This is super cool, I've built a tui to handle this at git-switchboard.com, but having it right in the native menubar is a really nice addendum
Having every PR consolidated across providers in one menubar is the kind of thing I keep meaning to build for myself and never finish. Curious how you handle review state synchronization when reviewers are working in the actual web UIs in parallel. Do you poll on focus, or is there something smarter going on under the hood?
CI status on the card is the quiet feature in this launch. the loop without it: open browser, check if CI passed, close tab, go back to what you were doing. repeat. having that in the menubar removes a small context-switch that happens more times a day than i'd like to admit
This solves a real pain point. When I was running engineering at a company that grew from 15 to 120 engineers, PR review latency became our silent killer - not because people didn't want to review, but because the notification was buried in a browser tab they forgot about or a Slack channel with 200 unread messages. Having it in the menubar with that Mine/Review/All split is exactly right because the mental model matches how engineers actually think about PRs. The multi-platform support is clutch too - we had teams split across GitHub and self-hosted GitLab and the context-switching between them was brutal.
About GitBar on Product Hunt
“Every pull request, one menubar. GitHub, GitLab & Azure”
GitBar launched on Product Hunt on April 27th, 2026 and earned 125 upvotes and 8 comments, placing #8 on the daily leaderboard. GitBar is the macOS menubar app for pull requests. Connect GitHub, GitLab (cloud or self-hosted), and Azure DevOps across any number of accounts, and every PR you care about is one click away. See what's yours, what's waiting on your review, and what's happening across your team. Status badges show approved, draft, conflicts, and checks at a glance. A live PR count lives in your menubar. Built with React Native for macOS. Free on the Mac App Store.
GitBar was featured in Productivity (650.6k followers), Developer Tools (511.7k followers) and Menu Bar Apps (12.2k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 198.5k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted GitBar?
GitBar was hunted by Thomas Lamars. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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I built GitBar because I was tired of juggling PRs across GitHub, GitLab, self-hosted GitLab, and Azure. Five browser tabs, a Slack reminder, and I was still missing reviews.
GitBar lives in your menubar. A number tells you how many PRs need you. Click it and you get a list split into three tabs: Mine (PRs you authored), Review (PRs waiting on you), and All.
Key features:
Multi-platform. GitHub, GitLab (cloud and self-hosted), Azure DevOps.
Multi-account. Personal and work, side by side.
Mine / Review / All tabs. With filters you can tune in settings.
Status badges. Approved, draft, conflicts.
CI status on the card. So you know when a PR is ready to review.
Compact view. Fit more PRs on screen when you're juggling many at once.
Hide PRs. Right-click to hide them from Mine & Review.
Live menubar count. Glance, don't click.
GitHub Issues. For the work that isn't code review.
Native notifications, launch at login.
Today I'm shipping 2.0. New Mine / Review / All tabs, redesigned cards and onboarding, new app icon, GitHub Issues, and it's running on React Native's new architecture, so it's noticeably snappier than v1.
Free on the Mac App Store. Would love to hear what's missing.