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Last updated: March 2026

GitKraken.dev is a browser-based Git project management app for tracking pull requests, organizing repositories, and sharing code changes across teams. It works alongside GitKraken Desktop, GitLens, and GitKraken CLI. Launchpad, Workspaces, Cloud Patches, and Code Suggest require a Pro or higher plan.

GitKraken.dev dashboard overview
Overview of the GitKraken.dev dashboard

Quick Start

To begin using GitKraken.dev, connect a Git provider integration and use Launchpad to track pull requests and issues across repositories.

  1. Go to gitkraken.dev and sign in with your GitKraken account.
  2. Navigate to Settings > Integrations and connect a Git provider: GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or Azure DevOps. Self-hosted providers require a Personal Access Token (PAT).
  3. Open Launchpad from the left sidebar. Launchpad aggregates pull requests and issues from connected providers in real time.
  4. Use the actions column to open branches in GitKraken Desktop or VS Code, merge or close pull requests, and access code suggestions.
  5. Filter by service, status (assigned, created, or mentioned), or Workspace to narrow the view.
  6. To organize repositories for a team, select Workspaces and create a new Workspace linked to your provider.

Cloud Patches and Code Suggest require a Pro or higher plan. For Azure DevOps, enable Third-party application access via OAuth in your Azure Organization Settings before connecting.


Feature overview

Feature Plan Required Available In Purpose
Launchpad Pro or higher GitKraken.dev, GitKraken Desktop, GitLens Real-time PR and issue triage across repos
Workspaces Pro or higher GitKraken.dev, GitKraken Desktop, GitLens, GitKraken CLI Group repositories by team or project
Cloud Patches Pro or higher GitKraken Desktop, GitLens, GitKraken CLI Share uncommitted changes without creating a PR
Code Suggest Pro or higher GitKraken.dev, GitKraken Desktop, GitLens Suggest code edits across entire files in a PR

Use Launchpad for daily triage: reviewing, merging, and managing pull requests and issues across all connected providers.
Use Workspaces to organize repositories into team- or project-scoped groups that persist across GitKraken tools.
Use Cloud Patches to share work-in-progress changes with teammates before committing or opening a pull request.
Use Code Suggest to propose code edits across a full codebase (not just changed lines) directly within a pull request.


Launchpad: Your Daily Git Dashboard

The Launchpad offers a real-time summary of pull requests and issues based on your filters, helping you take action faster without context-switching.

Connect an integration to begin.

This feature is only available on Pro or higher plans. See pricing options.

Take Quick Actions from Launchpad

Use the actions column to update fields, open branches in GitKraken Desktop or VS Code, merge or close pull requests, and open code suggestions.

Launchpad action options for PRs and issues
Quick actions available for pull requests and issues

Refine Results with Filters

Filter the Launchpad by services, statuses (assigned/created/mentioned), or workspaces.

Launchpad filter options to refine visible items
Use filters to narrow down visible tasks

Pin items for priority or snooze them to hide under the SNOOZED section. Return to the SNOOZED section to unsnooze.

GIF showing pinning and snoozing actions in Launchpad
Pin or snooze tasks for focused attention

Cloud Patches Pro

Cloud Patches let you securely store and share Git patches without a pull request. Create them using GitKraken Desktop, GitLens, or the GitKraken CLI. Store them on GitKraken servers or your own AWS S3 bucket.

This feature is only available on Pro or higher plans. See pricing options.

Create and Share Cloud Patches

Initiate patches from GitKraken Desktop, GitLens, or GitKraken CLI. Manage shared Cloud Patches from gitkraken.dev.

List of cloud patches in GitKraken.dev
View and manage shared Cloud Patches

Apply and Review Patches

Select Open to view patch contents. Open patches in GitKraken Desktop or GitLens to apply them.

Open and review contents of a Cloud Patch
Review patch details before applying

Workspaces: Organize Projects by Team

Use Workspaces to group repositories for teams or organizations using GitKraken.dev, GitKraken Desktop, GitLens, or GitKraken CLI.

Workspace list showing multiple repo groups
Group repositories under shared Workspaces

Set Up a New Workspace

Connect a service integration, select Create Workspace, name it, choose a provider, and set sharing preferences.

Create a new workspace modal
Customize your Workspace with settings and visuals

Use Workspaces Across Tools

Click Open Launchpad to focus on that Workspace’s repositories. Perform Git actions in your preferred GitKraken tool.

Open workspace to view associated repositories
Work across repositories from a single Workspace

Azure Configuration for Workspaces & Insights

To use Workspaces or Insights with Azure DevOps, enable Third-party application access via OAuth in Azure’s Organization Settings. Learn more from Microsoft.


Code Suggest Pro

Suggest code edits across your codebase—not just changed lines—using GitKraken.dev, GitLens, or GitKraken Desktop. Suggestions appear in the pull request for review.

Suggesting code changes within a pull request
Post suggested edits across your project

This feature is only available on Pro or higher plans. See pricing options.

Working with Code Suggestions

Create suggestions in GitKraken Desktop or GitLens.

Once submitted, the pull request includes a comment with links to open the suggestion in GitKraken.dev or on your machine.

PR comment with code suggestion options
Choose where to review code suggestions

Select Code Suggestion for #PR to open in GitKraken.dev and review the changes. Accepting adds a commit to the remote branch.

GIF showing how to accept a code suggestion
Review and accept code suggestions in GitKraken.dev

Next Steps

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