Changelog
Diffbox is in beta. The current version is 0.2.0.
- 0.2.0Beta
Review changes, not files
- Pull requests open as a write-up of what they change, one section per change, with the diff a click away.
- Each change says what it does, how risky it is and why, and whether the PR description mentions it.
- Generated files, whitespace, moved code, consistent renames and import-only edits are set aside as mechanical changes, found by exact rules without AI.
- Approve or flag each change. Your verdict holds across pushes until that change's code changes.
- Flag notes are added to your review when you submit it.
- Pull requests waiting on your review are analyzed in the background, so they open ready, and the inbox shows how many changes still need you.
- Paste a pull request link into the inbox search to open it, including public pull requests outside your repositories.
- A smaller, calmer review panel, and Markdown in comments and descriptions.
- Settings open over your work: account, sign-in, sessions, GitHub, repositories, sound and privacy in one place.
- Diffbox Pro for teams: priced per seat, with 500 PR analyses a month per seat shared by the team and a 14-day free trial. A ring in the sidebar shows how much is used.
- Everyone gets a team on sign-up; teams buy seats and admins manage billing.
- Docs, a privacy policy and terms of service, plus a proper 404 page.
- 0.1.0
First beta
- An inbox of the pull requests waiting on your review, across the repositories you choose.
- A fast diff viewer with split and unified views, viewed-file tracking and keyboard navigation.
- Draft comments on any line and submit your review straight to GitHub.