Octobox
Untangle your GitHub Notifications
24M notifications managed, and counting …
Sound like you?
You often wonder whether that issue you can't find was a figment of your imagination. You may even wake up in a cold sweat at the thought of hundreds of notifications landing in your inbox each morning.
Many developers, and even some GitHub staff, use email filters to manage their notifications. If you'd prefer to stay away from email then Octobox is for you:
Don't lose track
Octobox adds an extra "archived" state to each notification so you can mark it as "done". If anything happens on an archived thread, issue or PR, Octobox will move it back into your inbox.Keep your focus
Search and filter notifications by repository, organisation, type, action, state, CI status and reason and keep notifications from bots alongside your regular labels, author and assignees.Stay fresh
Keep those notifications up to date with issue/pull-request status, CI status, labels and more shown alongside basic title, organisation, repo and type information. Read more...Liven up notifications with the GitHub app
By default Octobox will pull basic public and private notification information:
Install the GitHub app to add live information on issue, PR, and CI status, labels, authors and more to your organisation's notifications:
Pricing
Octobox is free for open source projects with basic notifications for private projects. To add enhanced notifications for private repositories to your organisation's account:
Open Collective
Support the community
Pay by donation on Open Collective.
Private repository access
- Unlimited private repositories
- Unlimited public repositories
- Unlimited collaborators
Next: make your donation on Open Collective
GitHub Marketplace
Support the company
Buy from the GitHub marketplace.
Private repository access
- Unlimited private repositories
- Unlimited public repositories
- Unlimited collaborators
Next: confirm your purchase on GitHub
Wondering why there are two options? Read more about our pricing strategy.
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Run your own Octobox
The Octobox team hosts a shared instance of Octobox at octobox.io, but perhaps you're looking to host your own or get yourself set up to contribute to Octobox? Fantastic! There are a number of install options available to you, check out the installation guide.
Contribute
Octobox is open source and the source code is hosted at GitHub. If you have an idea for a feature or enhancement, open an issue or a pull request.
If you want to contribute you'll find we're a welcoming bunch. If you don't know where to start, take a look at the issues tagged as "Help Wanted".
You can also help triage issues. This can include reproducing bug reports, or asking for vital information such as version numbers or reproduction instructions. If you would like to start triaging issues, one easy way to get started is to subscribe to Octobox on CodeTriage.
Finally, if you would like to become a maintainer, we will consider adding you if you contribute frequently to the project. Feel free to ask.
More Info
More information is in our documentation.