integrations

Connects to the tools you already ship with.

Install the GitHub App in a few clicks and CodeReviewer starts reviewing. Connect a database so bugs are checked against real data, and pair Android phones for real-device testing.

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Connected
  • GitHub · 14 repositoriessynced
  • PostgreSQL · stagingread-only
  • 2 Android phonesonline
  • app.yourcompany.comverified
the problem

Setup shouldn't be a project of its own.

Code review tools that need CI changes, tokens and config files take weeks to roll out.

Bug investigation stalls when the tool can see the code but not the data.

Mobile testing usually means a separate vendor, a separate contract and a separate dashboard.

how it works

From trigger to result.

Install the GitHub App

A guided setup installs CodeReviewer on the repositories you choose.

Sync your repositories

Repositories appear in your projects, ready for review.

Connect data (optional)

Add a database connection so bugs can be checked against real records.

Pair devices (optional)

Scan a QR code on an Android phone to add it to your device pool.

capabilities

What you get.

GitHub

A GitHub App with guided setup, repository sync, reviews on your pull requests and sign-in with your GitHub account.

PostgreSQL

Connect a PostgreSQL database so bug validation can check claims against real data.

Supabase

Connect Supabase so bugs get checked against real data. You can also let CodeReviewer apply missing migrations.

SQL Server

Connect Microsoft SQL Server for the same data-aware bug checks.

Android devices

Pair your own Android phones with the CodeReviewer agent app for real-device testing.

Excel export

Export test-case catalogues as .xlsx for the people who live in spreadsheets.

Minutes, not a migration

CodeReviewer doesn’t ask you to change your CI pipeline or add a bot token to every repository. You install the GitHub App, pick your repositories, and reviews start on the next pull request. Everything else (specs, test suites, databases, devices) can wait until you’re ready.

Data-aware, when you want it

Some bugs can’t be confirmed from code alone: “this customer’s invoice shows the wrong total” depends on the invoice. Connecting a database lets CodeReviewer check reports against real records. Connections are optional, per project, and managed by the members you permit.

faq

Questions, answered.

Which code hosts do you support?

GitHub today, through a GitHub App. If you use another code host, tell us. It helps us decide what to build next.

What access does the GitHub App need?

Access to the repositories you choose during installation, so it can read code, comment on pull requests and, when you allow it, push fixes and merge.

Is a database connection required?

No. It's optional and only used to check bugs against real data. Many teams connect a staging database.

Can I request an integration?

Yes. Tell us what you need. Requests really do shape the roadmap.

works with

Better together.

team & governance

Team & governance

CodeReviewer can merge code, apply fixes and scan your infrastructure. So admins decide who can do what, on which project, and which domains can be actively tested.

mobile testing

Mobile testing

Upload your Android app and CodeReviewer writes tests the same way it does for the web. It reads your code, taps through the app and records real tests. Then it replays them on real devices, for free.

issues & features

Issues & features

A built-in tracker that understands your codebase. Reported bugs are checked against the code and traced to the line; feature requests become implementation plans you can revise, lock and hand to AI to build.

Give every PR the review it deserves.

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