GitvisorKnow what needs attention across every GitHub repository.
GitHub shows one repository at a time. Gitvisor ranks failed builds, waiting reviews, aging secrets, and recent releases across every account, then points to the next action.
Morning check · 9 repositories
Actions · Pull requests · Releases · Secrets · Packages, per repo
Try it
Four things you do every week, done from one board.
Click a scenario. Press the buttons. This is the same flow you get after connecting GitHub.
On GitHub
- 1Actions tab × 9 repos
- 2Pull requests × 9 repos
- 3Releases × 9 repos
- 4Settings › Secrets × 9 repos
- 5Packages
On Gitvisor
One board. Sorted by what needs you first.
Morning check
Every repo, every signal, one screen
CI · 30d
93%
412 runs
Pull requests
14
3 stale
Shipped · 7d
5
releases
Secrets
52
4 overdue
| Repository | CI | 30d | PRs | Release | Secrets | Push |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| billing-api | 71% | 4 · 2 stale | v3.8.1 | 12 | 12m | |
| web | 96% | 6 | v2.4.0 | 8 | 3m | |
| worker | 99% | 1 | v1.12.0 | 9 | 1h | |
| sdk-js | 94% | 3 · 1 stale | v0.9.3 | 2 | 5h | |
| infra | 100% | 0 | — | 21 | 2d |
Why it exists
GitHub stores the work. Gitvisor decides where to look.
Start the day
One ranked queue replaces opening Actions, pull requests, secrets, and releases in every repository.
2 failing builds, 4 waiting reviews, 6 secrets due
Unblock a repository
See which default branch failed, rerun or cancel the workflow, then open GitHub only for the detailed logs.
One repository page, not five tabs
Operate across accounts
Rotate a shared secret once, compare release freshness, and keep an audit of actions taken in Gitvisor.
Personal accounts and organizations
The boundary
Stay on GitHub
Gitvisor does not replace GitHub. When the job is the work itself, it sends you back.
- Read and review a diff
- Discuss an issue
- Read a failed job’s full log
- Change who can access a repository
Open Gitvisor
GitHub shows one repository at a time. Gitvisor tells you which one to open, and why.
- See which repository needs you this morning
- See CI, reviews, the latest release, and secret age together
- Rotate one secret across many repositories
- See who reran a workflow or changed a secret
Coverage
One board for the operational surface GitHub splits across tabs.
Workflow Runs
Live status, duration and conclusions across every repository. Re-run or cancel jobs without leaving the dashboard.
Secrets Management
Inspect secret metadata and rotate secrets across repositories. Raw values never leave GitHub's secure storage.
Package Tracking
Monitor GitHub Packages across npm, Docker, Maven, and more. Track versions and download counts in one view.
Audit Log
Complete audit trail of every action through Gitvisor — who did what, and when. Immutable and paginated.
Private Repositories
Full visibility into your private repos — workflow runs, secrets, packages, and releases — all in one place.
Organization Accounts
Connect your GitHub organizations and get unified visibility across every team repo — including CI/CD and secrets.
01
Connect GitHub
Sign in with GitHub and install the Gitvisor App on your account or organization. Takes under a minute.
02
Sync your repos
Gitvisor imports your repositories, workflow history, secrets metadata, and packages automatically.
03
Ship with confidence
Monitor live runs, debug failures, rotate secrets, and track every change — all from one dashboard.
Plans
Public stays free. Private unlocks the rest.
Public
$0 forever
For individuals working with public repositories.
- Public repositories
- Personal account only
- Workflow runs & history
- Secrets metadata
- Package tracking
- Audit log
Private
$2.49 / month
Full access — private repos and organizations.
- Public & private repositories
- Organization accounts
- Workflow runs & history
- Secrets metadata
- Package tracking
- Audit log
FAQ
Yes. The core product is MIT-licensed and self-hostable. The cloud version adds multi-tenant infrastructure and billing on top of the same codebase.
No. Gitvisor only stores secret metadata (names, creation dates). Raw values never leave GitHub — they are never transmitted to or stored by Gitvisor.
Once you sign in, you can share a tweet about Gitvisor to unlock 15 days of the Private plan at no cost. It's honor-based — we trust you.
You can self-host the open-source core (personal account + public repos) for free. Organization support and private repo access require the cloud plan.
Cards are billed monthly through NubeAuth. You can cancel at any time.
Open the board.
Free to start. No credit card required.