Developer Builds Mobile PR Inbox to Eliminate Review Bottlenecks

A software developer has created a mobile-first application designed to streamline the pull request (PR) review process. Frustrated by being a bottleneck in his own projects due to the friction of reviewing code on a laptop, the author built a tool that delivers PRs to his phone. The system uses AI to generate concise, plain-language summaries of code diffs, allowing for quick approvals or change requests while on the go. Built using Expo, Supabase, and GitHub webhooks, the project operates with zero infrastructure costs. The developer reports that his median review time dropped from three days to under four hours since implementation. By shifting the interface from a desktop-bound task to a mobile-friendly experience, the author successfully reduced the friction associated with code maintenance. The project is now being developed in public, with plans for multi-repo support and team-based features.
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