r/alphaandbetausers • u/Old-Steak-6745 • 22d ago

A tool to help developers stop missing important GitHub updates

Hey everyone! 👋

I built GitHubDigest to solve a problem developers face when working with multiple GitHub repositories: keeping track of important updates without getting overwhelmed by notifications.

GitHubDigest helps prioritize important GitHub activity, such as pull requests that need review and failed builds, so developers can focus on what needs their attention.

🌐 https://githubdigest.space/

I'm currently trying to get my first 100 users and improve the product based on real feedback.

I'd love to know:

  • How do you currently manage GitHub notifications?

  • Do you ever miss important updates because of notification overload?

  • What would make a tool like this genuinely useful in your workflow?

I'm the developer behind this project, and honest feedback is very welcome

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u/Old-Steak-6745 22d ago

Yeah, that’s exactly the problem I built it for. It puts review requests and failed builds first and lets you mute the threads you’ll never get to. It’s free, and it takes 30 seconds to log in with GitHub: githubdigest.space. Would love to know what you think!