GitLab
MR queue, pipeline status, and review requests — same peek-first model as GitHub, for your GitLab projects.
Glimpse Bar floats a transparent rail on every web page. Manage your tasks, track plans, and stay on top of your GitHub PR queue — without leaving the tab you're already on. No popups. No new tabs. No context tax.
Edge & Firefox · soon
Every "let me just check —" is a context switch. Glimpse Bar puts the things you re-check most behind a single click, on the page you're already reading.
Capture tasks, jot plans, and check things off — all stored locally on your machine. No accounts, no sync, no telemetry. Just you and a list that actually disappears when it's done.
Your review backlog is one peek away. Live CI status, review state, and merge-readiness — without an extra trip to github.com.
Each new app is a quiet addition — never a new window, never a new account if it can be avoided.
MR queue, pipeline status, and review requests — same peek-first model as GitHub, for your GitLab projects.
PRs, build status, and merge checks for teams on Atlassian's stack without leaving the page.
PR queue and pipeline health for teams on Microsoft's DevOps stack — Repos, Pipelines, and work items.
Your sprint backlog, assigned issues, and @mentions — without breaking flow. Read-first, fast updates.
Issue queue, cycle progress, and your inbox — Linear's speed, without the tab switch.
The threads addressed to you, surfaced. Never the firehose. Reply or jump to Slack.
Just the messages worth a moment. A quiet read-only view for Gmail & Outlook — without opening the inbox.
What's next on your calendar, always visible. Join Google Meet or Teams calls without hunting for the link.
Three constraints we set before writing the first line of code — and haven't broken since.
The bar fades into the chrome. Adjustable transparency. No badges. No notification dots unless you ask for them.
Your tasks live on your device. API tokens for GitHub stay in extension storage. No analytics, no servers we own.
Every panel slides in over 280–340ms. No springs, no overshoots. Honors prefers-reduced-motion on day one.
Edge & Firefox builds · coming soon