How is GitLoom different from the official GitHub Slack app?

The official app posts a message for nearly every event: pushes, comments, branches. Most teams mute the channel within weeks. GitLoom is the opposite: one quiet digest on weekday mornings that names the PRs that are stuck, and silence when nothing needs attention.

Won't this just be more Slack noise?

Quiet by default is the whole product. If nothing changed, GitLoom sends nothing. Repeat reminders about the same PR are batched every few days so the channel stays readable.

What counts as a stuck PR?

PRs waiting on a first review, PRs approved but never merged, PRs with merge conflicts, PRs with failing CI, and the small forgotten ones that fall through the cracks.

Will my engineers feel watched?

No. GitLoom reads what the team already publishes on GitHub: PR titles, commit messages, review comments. There is no scoring, no leaderboard, and no per-person numbers. The digest exists to get stuck work unstuck, and everyone reads the same message.

How much of our code does GitLoom see?

GitHub will tell you we can read it, and that part is true. GitHub has no metadata-without-code permission: reading commit messages requires the same Contents scope that grants file access, and we cannot opt out of that. What we actually do is narrower. We never request file contents. Digests are built from PR titles and descriptions, commit messages, review comments, and the names of changed files. No source code is stored on our servers or sent to OpenAI.

Where can GitLoom deliver reports?

Slack, email, and Telegram. Most teams point the stuck-PR digest at the channel they already read and send the weekly digest wherever the team catches up.

How long does setup take?

About two minutes. Install the GitHub App, connect Slack, pick a channel. Repos you grant during install are tracked automatically, you can test-send any report to yourself before it goes live, and the first digest arrives the next weekday morning.

One click, anytime. The digests stop and your data is wiped on the way out.

What if the digests aren't useful?

Every plan starts with a 10-day free trial with full access. If the digest does not earn its place in your channel, cancel before the trial ends and pay nothing.

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You muted the GitHub channel because it was all noise. Now you miss important stuff as well.

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inbox10:14

GitLoom[email protected]

Weekly digest: 14 PRs merged, 3 releases, 2 still stuck

The Stripe checkout rebuild finally merged after six weeks.

#eng · reminder09:00

GitLoomApp

#742 in acme/api has waited 4 days for a first review.

eng·daily digestthu 09:00

GitLoomApp9:00 AM

Good morning. Two things need attention: #746 has waited 3 days for a first review, and #731 was approved Tuesday but never merged. Everything else is moving.

Read full digest

GitHub→Slack+Email+Telegram

The GitHub app posted 47 messages. GitLoom sent one.

Same repo, same day, same events.

The official GitHub app · 47 messages

GitHubApp1:33 PM

[acme/api] 5 commits pushed to main by mike

GitHubApp2:41 PM

[acme/api] New comment on #735 by dana

GitHubApp4:58 PM

[acme/api] CI · build #4519 passed on main

GitHubApp8:56 AM

[acme/api] 3 commits pushed to feature/webhook-signing

GitHubApp9:14 AM

[acme/api] PR opened · #746 Verify webhook signatures

GitHubApp9:15 AM

[acme/api] CI · build #4512 passed on main

GitHubApp9:31 AM

[acme/api] New comment on #741 by mike

Muted weeks ago. Nobody reads it.

GitLoom · 1 message

eng·daily digest from GitLoomthis morning

GitLoomApp9:00 AM

Good morning. Three things from yesterday need attention:

Waiting on a first review: #746 (webhook signatures) went up yesterday morning and nobody has picked it up.

Approved, never merged: #731 (rate-limit headers) got sara's approval at noon. One click from done.

Merge conflict: #728 picked up a conflict when auth middleware landed. Small now, bigger every day it waits.

Everything else is moving. If nothing changes, you won't hear from me tomorrow.

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Plain English. Sent only when something is stuck.

What GitLoom sends, and when.

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Every weekday morning

Daily Digest

Your team stays unblocked. Stalled PRs get named.

Stuck PR alerts

02

Live, all day

Live PR Cards

One Slack message per PR, updated in place as it moves.

GitHub Slack integration

03

Every Friday

Weekly Digest

Like a PM writing the weekly summary. Without the PM.

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04

Every time you ship

Release Notes

Customer-facing updates, drafted from your merged PRs.

Automated release notes

Digests land in Slack, email, or Telegram. Live PR Cards are Slack-native.

Pricing

Flat pricing per workspace. Not per seat.

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$24/ month

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Unlimited developers
All report types and delivery channels
Live PR updates in Slack
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What the first teams say:

We never touch your source code.

GitHub has no metadata-without-code permission, so the install screen will say we can read your code. We never request it, and none of it ever reaches OpenAI.

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What we read

Metadata, never file contents

Commit messages and authors

PR titles & descriptions

Code reviews & comments

Changed file names, diff size

File contents: Never requested

Repository secrets: Never requested

Environment variables: Never requested

10 days free. Full access.

Install today, first digest tomorrow morning. Cancel before day 10 and we never bill you.

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One click in settings. No support email, no 30 days notice. Digests stop, your data is wiped.

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What teams ask before installing.

If yours isn't here, email us.

Your GitHub channel can stay muted.

Tomorrow at 9:00 AM, one quiet digest tells you what is stuck instead.

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