Get your Pull Requests reviewed 10× faster, without annoying your developers on Slack.
PRBoard routes each PR to the best reviewer, sends one clear Slack DM (not channel spam), and reroutes when someone skips. Fair load, path-aware picks, no chasing in group chat.
- Free for 3 people
- GitHub sign in
- Slack DM ~30 min after open
- Skip and auto-reroute
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acme/backend
PR on the board
GitHub syncs the card to your board. No reviewer yet.
Open (4)
#234
Fix auth token validation
Awaiting reviewer · routing queued
+45 −12
In review (2)
Changes (1)
Merged (8)
Team sees every PR in one place before anyone is assigned
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Faster first review
Compared to inbox-only workflows
94%
Review rate
When SLA alerts are on
43m
Typical review time
Per reviewer, rolling average
33%
Less waiting
After teams move to the board
Built for developers, not managers watching clocks
Fair routing, clear reasons, and control when life gets in the way.
More than a board
Smart routing, stats, and contextual alerts keep reviews moving without another spreadsheet.
Slack that talks like a teammate
About 30 minutes after a PR opens, reviewers get a DM with open load, paths they know, and a read-time estimate. Skip reroutes to the next best match.
PRBoard
#eng-reviews
Review routed
Sent ~30 minutes after the PR opened.
Hey Rahul. I routed PR #234 to you.
You have 1 open review, the fewest on the team right now.
You reviewed `auth/*` paths 4 times before.
Skip reroutes to the next best match automatically.
acme/backend · #234 Fix auth token validation
+45 / -12
Connect once, routing runs on its own
PRs sync to the board immediately. Review assignment and Slack land after your configured wait (30 minutes by default).
Connect your first repo- 01
Connect GitHub and Slack
OAuth in one click. Pick repos. PRs land on the board as soon as they open on GitHub.
- 02
PRBoard finds a reviewer
Load balancing plus path overlap pick who should review. GitHub gets a reviewer request when routing runs.
- 03
Slack DM with context
Reviewers see why they got the PR, open load, and familiar paths. Skip reroutes without you chasing people.
Roll out on one repo first
Start with three or four developers, tune routing in Settings, then widen when the team trusts it.
- Step 1
Connect one repo
Link GitHub and Slack for a single project your squad already ships from.
- Step 2
Run it for a week
Ask: did the bot pick the right person? Were pings timely, not noisy?
- Step 3
Tune and expand
Adjust SLA hours and concurrent review limits, then invite the wider team.
Built for teams that ship every week
Less context switching. More reviews done before standup.
Pull requests should not sit for hours
4.5 hours
typical wait before the first review
Notifications hide ownership. Spreadsheets hide the diff. PRBoard gives you a live board, a review panel, and reports so work moves before merge day.
AI that helps reviewers, not replaces them
Get short PR summaries, suggested inline comments, and risk hints in the review panel. People stay in control. AI handles the busywork.
- Skim large diffs with a plain-language summary
- Get comment ideas on lines that look risky
- Route work when the team is overloaded
Example AI suggestion
src/auth/token.ts
- const payload = decodeLegacy(token)
+ const payload = decodeSecure(token)
Suggested comment
Add a null check before decode. Empty tokens can throw here.
Everything in one place
Board, reviews, gamification, and reports without duct tape.
Works with your stack
Security & data handlingGitHub
Pull requests, reviewers, checks
GitLab
Merge requests, same board
Slack
Routed reviews, SLA warnings, skip and reroute
Invites and digest notifications
Loved by engineering teams
Real feedback from teams using the board every day
“PRBoard cut our median review time in half. The board made ownership obvious.”
“We thought points were gimmicky until participation spread across the whole team.”
“SLA alerts stopped our Friday deploy surprises. We see blockers before merge day.”
“Inline review in one tab beats juggling GitHub tabs and Slack threads.”
“PRBoard cut our median review time in half. The board made ownership obvious.”
“We thought points were gimmicky until participation spread across the whole team.”
“SLA alerts stopped our Friday deploy surprises. We see blockers before merge day.”
“Inline review in one tab beats juggling GitHub tabs and Slack threads.”
“Pro plan paid for itself the first sprint. Two repos, whole team on one board.”
“Security team signed off fast: no code warehouse, just encrypted PR metadata.”
“AI suggestions are actually useful on big diffs. Reviewers still approve every line.”
“Onboarding took ten minutes. GitHub connect, invite team, done.”
“Pro plan paid for itself the first sprint. Two repos, whole team on one board.”
“Security team signed off fast: no code warehouse, just encrypted PR metadata.”
“AI suggestions are actually useful on big diffs. Reviewers still approve every line.”
“Onboarding took ten minutes. GitHub connect, invite team, done.”
Pricing that grows with your team
Start free for small teams. Move to Pro for scale, or AI when you want help on every review.
Pro and AI are coming soon. Start free today; paid plans launch soon.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers before you connect your first repo.
Do you store our source code?
No. PRBoard stores PR metadata (title, status, reviewers, comments) to run the board. Your files stay on GitHub or GitLab. Diffs load when you open a review, over encrypted connections.
How does pricing work?
Free for up to 3 people and 1 repo. Pro is $8 per person with 2 repos. AI is $14 per person with 5 repos and AI review helpers. Billing scales with team size in Settings.
Can we use GitLab?
Yes. Connect GitHub or GitLab, pick repos, and PRs or merge requests appear on the same board.
Who can move cards on the board?
Anyone with reviewer access on a project can drag PRs between columns. Workspace admins control permissions per repo in Settings.
Is data encrypted?
Yes. TLS in transit and encryption at rest for databases and backups. See the Security page for full details.
What does the AI plan do?
Summaries, suggested inline comments, and risk hints in the review panel. It does not auto-merge or replace human approval.
Is the bot tracking my every move?
No. PRBoard uses PR metadata and routing rules you control. It does not read your screen or score individuals for management dashboards.
When does the Slack routing message arrive?
By default, about 30 minutes after the PR opens. PRBoard scores eligible reviewers, assigns on GitHub, then DMs Slack with context. Change the delay in Settings → SLA (auto assign minutes).
Can I skip a review in Slack?
Yes. Tap Snooze or Skip, pick a reason, and PRBoard reroutes to the next eligible reviewer on GitHub.
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