Every pull request, explained in ninety seconds.
Flyovers reads the diff, draws the shape of the change, and narrates it, then posts it to the pull request before the first reviewer opens the Files tab.
No credit card · Two minutes to connect a repo
The checkout route takes traffic straight from the edge, unbounded.
- Read-only GitHub App
- Diff discarded after render
- Every claim links to a line
The diff tells you what changed. Never why.
Nobody has forty-five minutes to rebuild the author’s mental model out of six hundred lines. So the large pull requests, the ones that most need reading, get skimmed, approved, and shipped.
Eighteen files and six hundred lines. One new module on the checkout path.
Connect a repo. Open a PR. Press play.
- Step 01
Connect the repository
Authorize GitHub once and pick your repos. No config file, no CI changes.
- Step 02
Open a pull request
Flyovers reads the diff, draws the change, and narrates the walkthrough.
- Step 03
Watch it in the PR
It posts as a comment. Reviewers press play and arrive already oriented.
Chapters you can jump to
Skip to the part of the change you own.
Re-renders on new commits
The recording never drifts from the branch.
Shareable outside the repo
Send it to a PM who does not speak diff.
Start free. Talk to us when you outgrow it.
Talk to us
- More flyovers
- More repositories
- Auto re-render
- Direct line to us
No credit card · Private repositories included · Limits raised by hand, for now
Do I need to change my CI or add a config file?+
No. You authorize GitHub once and choose the repositories. Flyovers works off pull request events from there.
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 after my free flyovers?+
Nothing breaks. Existing flyovers stay watchable, and new pull requests stop rendering until we raise your limit. There is no self-serve plan yet, so tell us what your team needs and we will sort it out.
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.