[bluehatbrit]

This looks super interesting, it looks like it'd solve a few of my gripes with GitHub reviews. Congratulations on the launch!

One thing I've always wondered is why all these review tools use centralised databases. Git itself is a distributed model and reviews tend to boil down to code comments on set of lines or characters. I'm always surprised no one has created a review tool that ships around reviews like patch files. Even if there was a server as an option, like github, I could then work offline and build little tools to help make my review process more efficient.

I suppose it's not quite as easy to monitise as it's decentralised, but I'd love to see one crop up some day. Then my review process can match up with my coding process.

Either way this looks like a big improvement in some areas over the GitHub tools so I'll definitely be checking it out.

[tionis]

Well there is git-appraise[1] used by Google which stores it's data in the git repo itself. [1]: https://github.com/google/git-appraise

[bluehatbrit]

Oh wow I totally hadn't come across this one, thanks