Every pull request, one email, Monday.
Connect GitHub, pick the repositories you care about, and start the week knowing what is open, what is waiting on review and what shipped. No more clicking through every repo.
Monday 08:00 · 3 repositories
7 open, 1 waiting on you, 5 merged
- Add passkey sign-in #412api · sam · 9 days oldNeeds review
- Move billing to Paddle Billing v2 #408api · maya · 4 days oldChanges requested
- Dark mode for the dashboard #97web · priya · 2 days oldApproved
- Upgrade to React 19 #95web · tom · merged ThursdayMerged
How it works
Two minutes to set up. Every week sorted.
Set it up once and the digest turns up on its own.
- 1
Connect
Install the GitHub App on your account or organisation and choose which repositories it may see. Read-only, and you can change it any time.
- 2
Choose
Pick the repositories to watch and when you want the digest. Monday at 8 is the default, in your own timezone.
- 3
Read
One email lists every open pull request by repository, flags the ones waiting on review or blocked by changes, and recaps what merged.
Features
The week's pull requests, without the tab overload.
Built for people who look after more repositories than they can keep open in a browser.
Every repository in one place
Personal repositories and organisations side by side, grouped by repository, oldest open pull requests first so nothing goes stale.
Review state at a glance
Needs review, changes requested, approved and waiting, or draft. Requested reviewers and labels sit next to each pull request.
What shipped last week
Merged pull requests from the past week, so the Monday stand-up starts from the same page.
Your day, your time
Pick the day and time, and it arrives in your timezone, clocks changing or not.
As much or as little as you like
All repositories or a chosen few, with or without drafts and closed pull requests. Several digests if you want them.
Preview before it sends
See exactly what the next digest will say, or send one now to check it.
Teams
Start the week on the same page.
Bring the whole engineering team in: one set of connections, digests for each squad, and nobody asking which pull request is blocked.
Shared connections
Connect the organisation once. Everyone in the team works from the same repositories.
Digests for everyone
Send one digest to the whole team, or give each squad its own set of repositories.
Roles that make sense
Owners and admins manage GitHub and members; editors look after the digests.
Priority support
A real person, quickly, when something matters.
Monday 08:00 · 3 repositories
7 open, 1 waiting on you, 5 merged
- Rate limit the public API #1204platform · amara · 6 days oldNeeds review
- Split the billing service #1199platform · ben · 3 days oldApproved
- Onboarding checklist v2 #311mobile · chloe · draftDraft
Security
Your code stays where it is.
We read pull request titles and review states to write your digest, and nothing else.
Read-only, and only what you choose
The GitHub App asks for read access to pull requests and repository metadata, on the repositories you pick. It never reads or stores your code.
Two-factor on every account
Not optional. Every account is protected by a second factor from day one.
Passkeys built in
Sign in with Face ID, Touch ID or a security key. Nothing to phish, nothing to forget.
Sign in your way
Use email, or continue with GitHub, Google, Facebook or LinkedIn.
Make next Monday easier.
Connect GitHub and your first digest arrives on Monday morning. Or send one now.
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