Every change is a real pull request
Editors submit, approvers review with readable diffs and comments, and PullPress opens the pull request — with full history and attribution.
Behind the friendly editor, PullPress speaks fluent Git. Saving creates a branch; submitting opens a pull request; approving merges it. Your repository keeps a complete, attributed history of who changed what and why.
A workflow non-technical teams understand
Draft, in review, published — a clear status board instead of Git jargon. Editors write and submit; approvers review and publish. Everyone sees where a change stands.
Readable diffs and comments
Reviewers get word-level highlighted diffs, an optional AI summary, and a comment thread with @mentions and assignment — so feedback happens in context, not over email.
Real Git, real attribution
Each change is a genuine commit authored by the editor, wrapped in a pull request via the GitHub App. Stop using PullPress and your full history is still in your repo.
Publishing that survives bad days
If the GitHub API hiccups mid-publish, PullPress queues the publish and retries automatically with backoff. Editors see an honest “Publishing…” status — never a false “Published” — and if it keeps failing, the site admins are alerted while retries continue. A periodic sweep also reconciles statuses against the actual repository state.
- Draft → in review → published status flow
- Word-level diffs with optional AI summaries
- Comments, @mentions and assignment on changes
- Real commits and pull requests, fully attributed
- Automatic retries and honest statuses when GitHub has a bad day
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