PR Radar

Every Pull Request,
One Dashboard

PR Radar is a free, open-source Chrome extension that consolidates all your open pull requests across GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket into a single toolbar dashboard. Track CI status, reviews, comments, and deployments — without switching tabs.

100% Free & Open Source
GitHub, GitLab & Bitbucket
No Backend, No Analytics

Last updated on 17th April 2026

PR Radar dashboard showing open pull requests with CI status, reviews, and deployments

PR Radar by DeployHQ is a free Chrome browser extension that brings all your open pull requests from GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket into a unified toolbar dashboard. It monitors CI pipelines, tracks unresolved review comments, surfaces stale PRs, detects merge conflicts, and sends desktop notifications on status changes — all without any backend server, analytics tracking, or data collection. Your tokens stay in local storage and never leave your browser.

From PR Chaos to Clarity

Scattered pull requests across repos lead to missed reviews and broken builds. PR Radar puts everything in one place.

BEFORE REPO 1 1 failing 1 stale REPO 2 1 needs review 1 passing ⚠ Missed Review ✗ Build Broken AFTER PR Radar UNIFIED DASHBOARD ✓ 4 passing ✗ 2 failing ⟳ 1 running 3 need review · 5 threads 1 stale (45d) 3 repos

How It Works

Three steps to PR clarity.

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Install the Extension

Download from GitHub releases, load as an unpacked extension in Chrome. It's free and takes seconds.

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Connect Your Platform

Choose GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket and enter a personal access token. It stays in your browser's local storage — never sent to any server.

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Monitor Everything

PR Radar polls in the background (30s to 5m). See CI status, reviews, deployments, and merge conflicts from your toolbar badge.

What PR Radar Tracks

A complete picture of your pull request workflow.

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CI Status at a Glance

Toolbar badge shows pass, fail, and running counts. Click to see which PRs need attention.

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Review & Merge

Know which PRs need your review, track approvals, and merge directly from the dashboard with a confirm step. Works across all platforms.

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Comment Tracking

Track unresolved comment threads across all PRs. Surface conversations that need your attention.

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Deployment Visibility

See deployment status with clickable environment URLs. Know what's deployed where.

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Stale PRs, Pins & Conflicts

Dim stale PRs by configurable thresholds, pin favourite repos to the top, and see merge conflict warnings before you merge.

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Desktop Notifications

Get desktop and sound alerts when CI status changes. Choose from Ding, Bell, or Chime sounds.

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Privacy First

No backend. No analytics. No data collection. Your access tokens stay in local storage and never leave your browser.

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Background Polling

Works without any tab open. Configurable polling intervals from 30 seconds to 5 minutes with instant cached display.

Getting Started

Start tracking PRs in under a minute

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Install the Extension

Download from GitHub releases and load as an unpacked extension — it's completely free, no account required.

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Connect Your Platform

Choose GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket and create a personal access token. Required scopes are listed in the setup form.

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Select Repos & Go

Pick the repos you want to monitor, pin your favourites, and PR Radar starts tracking immediately.

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PR Radar empty state — no open PRs, you're all clear

Frequently Asked Questions

What is PR Radar?

PR Radar is a free, open-source Chrome browser extension by DeployHQ that consolidates all open pull requests across your GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket repositories into a single toolbar dashboard. It tracks CI status, code reviews, comments, deployments, merge conflicts, and stale PRs.

Is PR Radar really free?

Yes. PR Radar is completely free and open source under the MIT license. There are no paid tiers, no usage limits, and no hidden costs. It's a standalone tool — you don't need a DeployHQ account to use it.

Does PR Radar collect any data?

No. PR Radar is privacy-first by design. Your personal access tokens are stored in Chrome's local storage and never sent to any backend server. All API calls go directly from your browser to the platform APIs. There is no analytics, no tracking, and no data collection of any kind.

Which Git platforms does PR Radar support?

PR Radar supports GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. You can connect multiple platforms simultaneously and see all your PRs in one unified dashboard.

Can I merge PRs from the dashboard?

Yes. PR Radar lets you merge pull requests directly from the popup with a confirm step. This works across all supported platforms — GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.

Do I need a DeployHQ account to use PR Radar?

No. PR Radar is an independent tool that only needs a personal access token for your Git platform. However, if you deploy code, DeployHQ pairs perfectly with PR Radar — you can see deployment status directly in your PR dashboard.

How often does PR Radar check for updates?

PR Radar polls your platform APIs in the background at configurable intervals — 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes, or 5 minutes. It works without any tab open and sends desktop notifications when CI status changes.

Ready to take control of your pull requests?

Install PR Radar free, or pair it with DeployHQ for full deployment visibility.

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