Problem? GitHub pull request workflow is unproductive
- Time to review: Dangling pull requests are waste of time and a source of frustration for developers. They cause the code development process to slow down and prevent developers from focusing on a new task ahead. Engineers need to write DM + @channels to get the attention their work needs.
- Context switching: Between GitHub, Slack, video calls, and their product management software, engineers are piling up their mental load with so many tools and notifications.
- Documentation: Pull requests are being talked about in DM and private calls. There is no documentation, and it’s hard to know why a decision was made.
Solution? Axolo centralizes pull requests in contextual Slack channels
- 1 PR = 1 Slack channel. Only invites reviewers and creators.
- Get personalized and friendly reminders about stale pull requests.
- The conversation is saved on GitHub.
- The Slack channel is auto-archive when the PR is merged and you can also auto-leave PR channels after approval.

🗣 What customers say about Axolo:
Manuel: "The tool we needed for the daily work"
Rushil: “Big fan of Axolo. It makes communication easier between Slack and GitHub! Highly recommend!”
Manav: “Team has loved so far - much easier to track who's assigned to what without annoying everyone. Also love that we can discuss solutions in slack.”
Hrishi: "I no longer miss any updates to the PRs I'm interested in"
Akshay: "Been an early user & have not found anything else which comes close to improving our PR workflow"
More about our 4.9/5 rating on G2: https://www.g2.com/products/axolo/reviews#survey-response-6798037



