I'd be a lot more curious about it if it handled Pull Requests. (Can't find anything in the screenshots or docs to indicate that it does.) The biggest pain po

I'd be a lot more curious about it if it handled Pull Requests. (Can't find anything in the screenshots or docs to indicate that it does.) The biggest pain point I've seen with GitHub's current UI is that it's hard to track PRs as they evolve over time - old revisions and comments are often hidden away, with no way to indicate what's been resolved and what hasn't. Though to be honest, I'd be skeptical even if it supported that. I imagine finding enough open source people who will pay $9 a month for a wrapper around a free tool is a challenging business model, and I'd hate to become reliant on it only to find it's been sunsetted due to the cost model. Best of luck to the team! I don't mean to be pessimistic, just aware of the realities of the developer tools market.