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V4.26.2 · OPEN SOURCE (Apache-2.0)

GitHub Repo Manager

Manage, migrate and review repositories at scale.

Manages, migrates and secures repositories at scale — bulk operations, a full Azure DevOps migration suite and AI insights with your own key, backed by 7,700+ passing tests.

TESTS

7,700+ tests (Vitest + Playwright)

STACK

React 19 + Express 5

INFRASTRUCTURE

SQLite · Docker · Windows installer

LICENSE

Apache-2.0 — full app, paid subscriptions

IN PLAIN WORDS

What it does for a team

A team with many repositories loses hours every week to the same questions: what is waiting on me, is anything stuck, is the code healthy. Repo Manager answers them in one place, with real screens below.

01

Start the day knowing what needs you

The problem
Reviews, issues and failing builds are spread across dozens of repositories and three notification systems.
With Repo Manager
One dashboard shows the three numbers that matter today and a live inbox you can act on with the keyboard.
The dashboard: reviews waiting, stale pull requests, issues for you, and the live inbox.
02

See the whole portfolio, not one repo at a time

The problem
Stale pull requests and quiet tech debt only surface when someone happens to open the right repository.
With Repo Manager
The Work Board tracks every repository at once — reviews, stale PRs, tech debt and DORA delivery metrics — with saved views for each role.
The Work Board: KPI tiles with trends, filters by repository, author, label and age, and the review tabs.
03

Ask the repository instead of reading it all

The problem
Newcomers and managers need to know what a project does, how healthy it is and what to fix first — without a week of reading.
With Repo Manager
The AI answers from the code itself, with a health score, cited suggestions and a README it can improve — using your own AI key, never ours.
README Studio: a quality score ring with severity-tagged recommendations and an Improve with AI action.
04

Leave Azure DevOps without losing anything

The problem
Moving repositories, work items and wikis by hand is weeks of risk, and one bad step is hard to undo.
With Repo Manager
A guided wizard analyses the risk first, runs a dry run, then migrates — Git and TFVC, cloud or on-premise — with conflict resolution and a report you can hand to a manager.
The migration wizard: source connection, repositories with risk badges, and the dry-run step.
WHY IT IS DIFFERENT

Three decisions behind it

01

Grounded, metered AI — with your key

Every answer cites the repository it read and never claims a feature that does not exist. Each AI capability has its own monthly cap, you bring your own provider key, and without one the AI features say so, while diagrams, agent rules, README scoring and migration planning still work deterministically.

02

Preview first, never auto-commit

Anything that writes to your repository — a generated README, a diagram, a bulk change, a migration — is shown first and lands as a pull request or a confirmed step. Dry runs are free and unlimited.

03

Runs where you decide, in one process

One Node.js process and one SQLite file: a Windows installer, a Docker image or an IIS site. Encrypted credentials, audit log with chain verification, and an accessibility gate on both themes in every build.

UNDER THE HOOD

React 19 · Vite · Tailwind 4 · Express 5 · better-sqlite3 · GitHub & Azure DevOps APIs · Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter or a local model · 7,700+ tests, axe-gated in CI

Everything it does

Pick a capability. Every screen is the real product in demo data; nothing is a mock-up.

Work Board in GitHub Repo Manager showing cross-repository activity: pending reviews, stale PRs, open issues and tech debt.

Cross-repo Work Board & DORA

Reviews waiting on you, stale PRs, tech debt and DORA delivery metrics (DevOps Research and Assessment) across every repository — saved views, keyboard navigation and CSV export, with no manual registration.

  • Reviews, stale PRs, tech debt, DORA
  • Saved views and keyboard navigation
  • CSV export

Screenshots

Every screen ships in light and dark; shown here in dark. Click any one to see it full size.

  • Daily overview: reviews waiting, stale PRs and issues assigned to you, in one screen.
  • Every pull request that needs your attention, across every repository, in one live inbox.
  • Filter by type, visibility or language across every organization at once.
  • Right-click any repository: details, migration, AI, visibility and archive, one menu away.
  • Select dozens and act once: archive, transfer, migrate, visibility, export.
  • One board for every repo, filterable by repository, author, label and age.
  • DORA (DevOps Research and Assessment) delivery metrics from GitHub alone: change lead time to production, deployment frequency, change fail rate and recovery time.
  • Review, merge and open pull requests without leaving the app.
  • AI Deep Review: risk per file, a walkthrough, a diagram, and one review published to GitHub.
  • A cited health score and summary for any repository, with your own key.
  • BYOK AI assistant, embedded directly in the repository view.
  • A health score for your README, with concrete, actionable suggestions.
  • An AI best-effort architecture overview, generated from the repository structure.
  • Group repositories by team to see who owns what, at a glance.
  • Guided migration from Azure DevOps, or a straight clone/mirror between GitHub organizations.

Plans

Free

€0

Unlimited repositories and teams, 1,000 AI queries/month with your own API key, 5 Azure migrations/month and 25 API keys.

View on GitHub
RECOMMENDED

Pro

€19/month

10,000 AI queries/month, unlimited semantic search and migrations, and 50 API keys.

Get Pro

Enterprise

Custom

Unlimited AI, audit log with export, priority support, white-glove migration and 100 API keys.

Talk to us

Self-hosting is free forever under Apache-2.0.

What's next

Planned, not shipped, and without dates — the product ships free-first and announces features when they are real. The full list lives in the repository.

See the roadmap
  • GitLab and Bitbucket importers
  • Security alerts dashboard (cross-repo CVEs)
  • Release notes generator
  • Dependency graph and SBOM export
  • SSO / SAML (Enterprise, compliance)

Frequently asked questions

Is the hosted app available today?

Yes — open it at repomanager.bolalabs.pt and sign in with GitHub. Self-hosting is also supported: the Windows installer and the source are on GitHub.

Which AI providers does it support?

Multi-provider BYOK: Gemini, Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, or a local model via LM Studio.

How does the Azure DevOps migration work?

A guided wizard migrates repositories (including TFVC), work items and wikis to GitHub, with dry-run, conflict resolution, mirror sync and metadata export.

Does it support single sign-on (SSO/SAML)?

Not yet — it's on the roadmap ("coming soon") and is not available in the current version.

How much does it cost?

Free plan at €0 (unlimited repositories, 1,000 AI queries/month with your own API key), Pro at €19/month, and custom Enterprise pricing. Self-hosting is free forever under Apache-2.0.

What are DORA metrics?

DORA stands for DevOps Research and Assessment, the Google Cloud research programme whose metrics are the industry standard for delivery performance: change lead time, deployment frequency, change fail rate and failed-deployment recovery time. The Work Board computes them from GitHub alone — pull requests, Actions runs and the Deployments API — so lead time runs from the moment a pull request is opened to the first successful production deployment after it merges. Without deployment data it says "PR cycle time" instead, rather than presenting a different measurement under the DORA name.

Next step

Ready to simplify how you manage repositories?

Open the app and sign in with GitHub — it is free. Or talk to us about an Azure DevOps migration and your team's needs.