The diff is for AI.The flyover is for you.
Flyovers turns every pull request into an interactive video walkthrough of what changed, how it behaves, and what deserves your attention.
Try one of these
Public repositories need no install · first 3 free · how it works
One new module. One changed call path.
Middleware now checks rate-limiter.ts before the request reaches checkout.
Paste a pull request. Press play.
Paste a pull request
Any public pull request works right away, with nothing to install.
Watch it explain the change
It reads the diff and talks you through the change, in an order that makes sense.
Connect GitHub
Optional. It adds private repositories, and posts the flyover back on the pull request.
Chapters you can jump to
Skip to the part of the change you own.
Re-renders on new commits
The walkthrough never drifts from the branch.
Shareable outside the repo
Send the link to a teammate, a manager, or anyone without repository access.
3 flyovers free to start. $29 when that is not enough.
Free
$0no card needed
- 3 free flyovers, never expire
- Public repositories with no install
- Auto-render on new pull requests
Team
$29per month
- 50 flyovers a month
- Unlimited readers, no per-seat charge
- Extra flyovers $1 each, bought up front
Public repositories need no install
Questions
Do I have to install anything to try it?
Not for a public pull request. Reading a public diff needs nobody’s permission, so you paste the link and watch the walkthrough. Installing the GitHub App adds the two things that do need permission: reading your private repositories, and posting the walkthrough on the pull request itself.
Do I need to change my CI or add a config file?
No. Once the GitHub App is installed Flyovers works off pull request events, and until then it works off links you paste. There is nothing to add to your pipeline at any point.
Does Flyovers store my source code?
No. It reads the diff for the pull request it is rendering and discards it once the flyover is built. Access is read-only and limited to the repositories you choose.
What happens when I run out?
Nothing breaks. Existing flyovers stay watchable, and new pull requests stop rendering until you have more. Team is 50 flyovers a month, with extra flyovers at $1 each, bought up front. A walkthrough that finishes without its video does not count against your flyovers.
What if it gets the explanation wrong?
It is a reviewing aid, not an approval. Every flyover cites the files and lines it describes, so a reviewer can check any claim against the source in one click.