GitHub issues, pull requests and reviews, with your other work
Fold puts what's waiting for you on GitHub next to your tasks from everywhere else, with your calendar above, so reviews don't slip between meetings.
What Fold shows from GitHub
- Issues and pull requests assigned to you, one group per repository.
- Pull requests where your review has been asked for.
- A milestone's due date, and priority from labels such as P1.
- Click one to open it in GitHub.
Switch on Edit from Fold for a repository to rename issues and close or reopen them from Fold, with undo. Pull requests stay as they are.
Connect it in a minute
- Download Fold for Mac or Windows, or open it in your browser.
- In Fold, open Settings → Integrations → GitHub and choose Connect with GitHub.
- Choose which stream its tasks go into. They appear in your list straight away.
People often connect these too
Fold isn't a link between apps: nothing is copied from one to another. Connect a few, and their tasks simply sit side by side in your list.
Questions
Does it include repositories from my organisations?
Yes: issues and pull requests assigned to you in any repository you can reach, including your organisations'.
Can Fold merge or close pull requests?
No. Fold only changes issues, and only where you switch on Edit from Fold.
Is Fold free?
Yes, with every app and view and up to 3 streams. Fold Pro adds unlimited streams, sync between devices and AI assistants.
Do I need an account?
No. Only Fold Pro's sync between your devices uses one.
Fold is free
Every app and every view, free for good, with no account. Pro is there if you want more streams, sync and AI assistants.