CodePeer - The Ultimate Critique Alternative

Dashboard showcasing all pull requests your involved in.

List of pull requests currently waiting on you.

Showcases who a pull request is waiting on.

When pull requests reached an approved state, the status turns green and you rejoice.

View estimates for how long a review should take and plan your schedule accordingly.

Snooze pull requests you want to tackle later to keep your inbox actionable.

Quickly see a breakdown of the work you have remaining (discussions, files, and lines of code to review) for each pull request.

Assists in polishing changes before review, showing diffs, build and test results, and style checks.

Track who needs to take the next action on a pull request.

Companion Chrome extension that notifies you when your action is needed and see your review queue.

Changes are submitted and committed within Critique itself.

Navigation speed via amazing keyboard shortcuts.

View analysis and history and comments of the PR in a tabular format that makes it much easier to understand the progress of a PR with multiple rounds of code

Integration with code editors.

Integration with issue/bug tracking software.

Auto linkification of both code and comments.

Code reviews can also be anonymized, where the code author can be kept anonymous from the reviewer.

Snapshots code when reviews are submitted and allow comparison between any two revisions.

Pick up where you left off and only view changes since you last reviewed the files.

Ability to compare two versions of a file side-by-side.

Ability to compare two versions of a file in a single pane.

Diffing enhanced with syntax highlighting

Highlight partial changes to an individual line of code.

Ignore whitespace changes to simplify the diff.

Detect code that moved to simplify the review process.

Identify blocking issues that prevent pull request merging until resolved, or provide informational feedback and suggestions.

Comment on any file and any line, with no restrictions.

Comments intelligently maintain context/position as code evolves, ensuring they are always relevant.

Anyone can comment on a change and there are features to track review progress and resolve comments.

Reviewers have the option to click “Please fix” on an analysis generated comment as a signal that the author should fix the issue.

Social adoption of consistent terminology/tagging of comments (eg: optional, fyi, nit, etc.)

Guide individual discussions to a satisfactory resolution, verified by all necessary participants.

Assign discussions to the responsible participant to ensure accountability.

Helpful AI tools to aid your code review process.

Full two-way data sync'ing of pull requests, reviews, comments, reactions and more.

See who's online and what pull requests your teammates are currently working on.

We labor over the UX so you don’t have to. CodePeer helps you get stuff done and gets out of the way.

Choose between light and dark mode to manage your eye strain.

Heavily optimized for performance, because milliseconds matter.

Dashboard showcasing all pull requests your involved in.

List of pull requests currently waiting on you.

Showcases who a pull request is waiting on.

When pull requests reached an approved state, the status turns green and you rejoice.

View estimates for how long a review should take and plan your schedule accordingly.

Snooze pull requests you want to tackle later to keep your inbox actionable.

Quickly see a breakdown of the work you have remaining (discussions, files, and lines of code to review) for each pull request.

Assists in polishing changes before review, showing diffs, build and test results, and style checks.

Track who needs to take the next action on a pull request.

Companion Chrome extension that notifies you when your action is needed and see your review queue.

Changes are submitted and committed within Critique itself.

Navigation speed via amazing keyboard shortcuts.

View analysis and history and comments of the PR in a tabular format that makes it much easier to understand the progress of a PR with multiple rounds of code

Integration with code editors.

Integration with issue/bug tracking software.

Auto linkification of both code and comments.

Code reviews can also be anonymized, where the code author can be kept anonymous from the reviewer.

Snapshots code when reviews are submitted and allow comparison between any two revisions.

Pick up where you left off and only view changes since you last reviewed the files.

Ability to compare two versions of a file side-by-side.

Ability to compare two versions of a file in a single pane.

Diffing enhanced with syntax highlighting

Highlight partial changes to an individual line of code.

Ignore whitespace changes to simplify the diff.

Detect code that moved to simplify the review process.

Identify blocking issues that prevent pull request merging until resolved, or provide informational feedback and suggestions.

Comment on any file and any line, with no restrictions.

Comments intelligently maintain context/position as code evolves, ensuring they are always relevant.

Anyone can comment on a change and there are features to track review progress and resolve comments.

Reviewers have the option to click “Please fix” on an analysis generated comment as a signal that the author should fix the issue.

Social adoption of consistent terminology/tagging of comments (eg: optional, fyi, nit, etc.)

Guide individual discussions to a satisfactory resolution, verified by all necessary participants.

Assign discussions to the responsible participant to ensure accountability.

Helpful AI tools to aid your code review process.

Full two-way data sync'ing of pull requests, reviews, comments, reactions and more.

See who's online and what pull requests your teammates are currently working on.

We labor over the UX so you don’t have to. CodePeer helps you get stuff done and gets out of the way.

Choose between light and dark mode to manage your eye strain.

Heavily optimized for performance, because milliseconds matter.