

Pulldog is a native macOS client built entirely in Swift, designed to streamline code reviews for GitHub and GitLab pull requests. Instead of juggling browser tabs, Pulldog aggregates multiple accounts into one seamless inbox, letting you review code changes with Spotlight actions, Widgets, and on-device Apple Intelligence. It’s a focused, platform-oriented tool that turns code review into a frictionless, native macOS experience.
Add as many GitHub or GitLab accounts as you need and monitor everything from a single inbox. No more switching between browser tabs or logging in and out — Pulldog brings all your pull requests together, just like your email.
Create custom filters inspired by Apple Mail’s “smart folders” to keep your PR list manageable. Examples include “Last chance to review” (approvals > X and pipeline succeeded), “Big PRs” (open with deleted lines > X), or “Mines that failed” (your PRs with failed pipelines). You can even set up queries for today’s PRs, most discussed PRs, or PRs you’ve already reviewed.
Pulldog supports 185 languages and , so you can tailor the look and feel to your preferences. Search across entire changed files or only on changed lines, filter files by name, match patterns using regex, and collapse the sidebar to give code up to .
Widgets keep an eye on your team’s work from your Desktop or Notification Center. Spotlight indexing lets you jump straight into a PR from Slack or Teams. On macOS 26.0+, an on-device Apple Intelligence model (3 billion parameters) can summarize files and evaluate whether a PR should be approved — all running locally, so no code ever leaves your machine.
“Code review, no headaches — a native macOS client that turns PR management into a focused, platform-first experience.”
Pulldog’s edge is its deep macOS integration and smart query system. While most code review tools live in the browser, Pulldog feels like a first-class macOS app: widgets, Spotlight, and on-device AI are baked in, not bolted on. The ability to create custom smart queries — like “Most discussed” or “Last chance to review” — lets you filter out noise and focus on what matters. And with support for multiple accounts, it solves the pain of managing PRs across different teams and repositories from one place.
You’re a macOS user who spends a significant chunk of your day on code reviews and wants a native, customizable, and intelligent alternative to browser-based tools. If you value platform integration, smart filtering, and the ability to review code without leaving your Mac’s ecosystem, Pulldog is built for you.
Other tools you might consider
84 free browser tools for developers. No login, no paywall, no install. Covers: dependency health (npm, PyPI, Go, Cargo, Maven, Composer, NuGet, RubyGems), security scanning (Dockerfile, GitHub Actions, K8s YAML, Terraform), EOL checking (Node, Python, PostgreSQL, Docker), and utilities (HTTP headers analyzer, PromQL builder, Uptime SLA calculator, CVE dashboard). Built for engineers who want fast answers about their stack without reading changelogs.
Blueberry is a Mac app that combines your editor, terminal, and browser in one workspace. Connect Claude, Codex, or any model and it sees everything.
Axel helps you run AI agents and keep them fed. Queue up work, dispatch to the right agent, and approve or deny actions from one inbox. It's native macOS, keyboard-driven, and works with Claude, Codex, OpenCode, and Antigravity out of the box. We hope it helps you ship faster 🚀
Whats 1Code? An app to run your Claude Code agents in parallel that works on Mac and Web. On Mac - run locally, with or without worktrees. On Web - run in remote sandboxes with live previews of your app, mobile included, so you can check on agents from anywhere. Running multiple Claude Codes in parallel dramatically sped up how we build features.
Loading comments…
Maker
async_apple
Project Info
Product Keywords