Introducing Stage, a modern code review platform that you’ll actually want to use. We got tired of using GitHub to review AI generated code so we rebuilt the review process around the way you already naturally think, letting you ship faster and with more confidence. Try it out on your next PR and let us know what you think:

obligatory "Fable is now in @StageReviewApp" post

Stage is now free for open source! We’re excited to offer the platform for free for all public repos. You can even try it out without signing in - just replace any public GitHub url with stagereview.app:

Lightning quick keyboard shortcuts ⚡⌨️ Use `?` to see all shortcuts

we kept hearing from people that they only focus on high risk areas when reviewing PRs so we made that way easier on @StageReviewApp

one lifesaver feature that I always wish I had in GitHub toggle ability to hide bot comments

New model picker in the Stagent... anyone notice a difference with Opus 4.8?

this is a good bet to make

Charles and Dean are making a bet that serious software engineers will always need to understand the code their agents are writing. They designed @StageReviewApp to make that easier to do. Congrats, guys!

Stage is a code review platform designed to help engineers understand AI-generated code. Your team is drowning in an endless backlog of PRs. @StageReviewApp turns code review into a guided process and enables you to review changes faster than using GitHub. Congrats on the launch, @ceefryingpan and @DeanStratakos! ycombinator.com/launches/QQz…

We recently did a case study with @YuzuHealthInc and how they keep up with code review using Stage Link below 👇

our demo page is now live! see what using Stage is like on any public PR

Have to use @StageReviewApp only way ygmi

diagrams for your PRs for all you fellow visual learners out there!

You can now edit chapter summaries ✍️ Add a diagram, simplify, or prompt AI to edit for you Persists for your teammates

someone say cmd k?

only in 2026 - getting featured on a newspaper written only by agents they rated us a 7/10! we'll take that any day

why are you still figuring out how to do code review when you could just be guided through it?

I always thought someone should congratulate for finishing a PR review

its crazy building a new feature and then using that feature in a preview environment to review it

When someone asks me to review a 20k line PR on GitHub