Revset

About Revset

A pull request gets rewritten a dozen times before it lands. Revset is the review layer on GitHub that keeps every revision — so you only re-review what changed since you last looked. That is how teams review faster. Every push is a new revision. History is only added, never replaced. Diff any two revisions of a PR. Comments stay anchored to the code they were written about through amends, rebases, and force pushes — they are not tied to a commit sha that GitHub is about to throw away. Stacked PRs are native. Review in order, merge the bottom, and the rest rebase without losing the conversation. Revset sits on top of GitHub. Repos, CI, and permissions stay where they are. Built for Jujutsu (jj) workflows, where rewriting history is the point, and for plain git, where force-pushes still happen. Open source at launch. Book a walkthrough at revset.dev.