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Toast makes keeping track of code reviews a breeze!
I love Toast! The notifications are tasteful and never noisy. I also learn a lot about the load of my team based on the insights!
Getting set up on Toast is an essential part of our team onboarding. It's had an incredible impact on our team's velocity and productivity.
Just joined PostHog, suggested we should use Toast, and everyone absolutely loved it! It's that good.
Toast makes it easy for me to know what my team is doing. New PR? I'll take a look! New comment? Thanks, making changes! Merged? Awesome!
It simplifies my workflow. I can track my PRs more efficiently now.
Today, the idea of always having to check all the repos or monitor my email for pull request review requests is laughable thanks to Toast, everything flows to me directly through slack! It's a top 3 tool for me when it comes to developer productivity!
Toast helps us stay on top of reviews. No longer a lost comment or a missed PR. And the stats give us something easy to focus on. Couldn't live without it.
We used Toast to simplify our task tracking workflow. It's more in sync with GH status than a ticket board. We also like the stats.
Life changing! Never need to dig through email or send a message to anyone anymore to review my change! :)
Toast has been a game-changer for our engineering team. Instant notifications when a review has been requested means PRs get reviewed faster, engineers are unblocked faster, and features get shipped faster! 🚀
We use Toast for all our PR notifications, and it is an excellent way to keep everything organized to reduce time for PR reviews. We love it.
We added Toast when we migrated from beanstalk svn to github. Love the slack integration and use it to keep our PR from getting stale.
Toast is the most used developer tool at our company!! I love getting comment notifications :)
My review backlog is endless, but Toast makes it manageable. Everyone should have a :toast-intensifies: emoji in their Slack!
Toast is everything that GitHub notifications should've been and much more! The daily reminders are really helpful (we love the quirkiness).
Huge s/o to the @ToastEng team for their Github-integrated Slack app for making PR management a breeze! Was introduced to it at @beondeck and added it for my team at @uwblueprint - it's led to blazing fast PR review turnaround time.
My team manages anywhere from 10 to 50 PRs a day. Toast has dramatically reduced time to response for these PRs and increased visibility across the entire engineering org.
We just discovered Toast this week and I'm already IN LOVE with the tool. Incredibly useful and snazzy! It just fits the workflows in ways we didn't even know we needed!
Toast's Slack integration has completely transformed our team's ability to stay on top of Pull Requests. Before they would stack and everyone would swarm at the end of each sprint, but now they are almost always merged within 24 hours!!
Toast has been a game-changer. We were always having to annoy each other all the time to go review PR's or respond to comments. All of those problems completely disappeared once we started using Toast. Now we move fast as a team!
We migrated from SVN into GIT, and the new workflow often left us with stale PRs that need attention yesterday. We also started working remotely so the reliance on Slack has been huge. Toast app is exactly what we needed.
Love Toast! It took me a second to figure out why I'd bother using a 3rd party app when Github has its own, but Toast very quickly won me over!
We were hoping for a basic tool to notify us when a review was requested. But what we got was *much* more! It seems that no matter how our review process evolves, Toast always knows exactly how to handle it, and whom to notify. Simply brilliant!
As a Technical Writer, I use Toast to stay on top of the reviews I receive when writing my documentation. It allows me to have speedy and clear communication when updating multiple projects.
Toast really help me and my team knock down pending pull requests much quicker.






















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