Code Review Tool for Small Development Teams
DevOrbit is a lightweight code review tool for small development teams. Create review requests, assign reviewers, track status, and keep the path from review to delivery organized in one workspace.
What is DevOrbit used for?
DevOrbit helps small development teams organize the workflow around code reviews. A team can create a review request, include the relevant code link and description, assign a reviewer, track the request status, and record the delivery outcome.
What this code review tool covers
A focused workflow for teams that want review requests, reviewer ownership, status tracking, and delivery context in one place.
Review requests
Create a request with a title, description, and code link so the review context stays together instead of getting lost across conversations.
Review status
Track where each request is in the workflow so the team can quickly understand what is open, being reviewed, or ready for delivery.
Reviewer assignment
Assign a reviewer to each request so ownership is clear and the team knows who is responsible for the review.
Review to delivery
Connect the review outcome to the delivery step so completed work does not disappear after approval.
How a code review request works
A simple four-step workflow keeps the request, reviewer, status, and delivery outcome connected.
Create a review request
Add a clear title, description, and link to the code that needs review.
Assign a reviewer
Select the teammate responsible for reviewing the request.
Review and update status
The reviewer checks the linked code and the request status is updated as the review progresses.
Approve and deliver
Once the review is complete, mark the request as delivered and keep the outcome connected to the request.
Keep the reviewer workflow focused
DevOrbit keeps the information needed for a review close to the request, helping small teams avoid unnecessary follow-up messages.
See assigned requests
Each request identifies the reviewer responsible for the review.
Open the linked code
Use the code link attached to the request to open the relevant branch, pull request, diff, or other code location.
Record the review outcome
Keep the review decision and request status connected so the requester can see what happens next.
Who is DevOrbit best for?
DevOrbit is designed for small development teams that need more structure around code reviews without adopting a heavyweight project management workflow.
Small development teams
Teams that need a shared view of review requests, reviewers, and status.
Remote teams
Distributed developers who need review context to stay organized across remote workflows.
Teams outgrowing chat-based reviews
Teams that currently depend on scattered messages, spreadsheets, or informal follow-ups to manage reviews.
Simple pricing for small teams
Start free with your first 20 review or delivery requests. Upgrade when your team needs more members and requests.
Free
- Up to 20 review or delivery requests
- 1 project workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Core code review tracker
Starter
- Up to 5 members
- Unlimited review and delivery requests
- Saved projects, reviewers, and templates
- Delivery history log
Growth
- 6 to 15 members
- Everything in Starter
- Saved reviewers and delivery templates
- Priority support
The Free plan supports up to 20 review or delivery requests, 1 project workspace, and up to 3 team members.
Frequently asked questions about code review tools
What is a code review tool?
A code review tool helps development teams organize and manage the process of reviewing code before it is delivered. DevOrbit focuses on review requests, reviewer assignment, status tracking, and the handoff from review to delivery.
What is DevOrbit?
DevOrbit is a lightweight code review and delivery workflow for small development teams. It provides a shared place to create review requests, assign reviewers, track status, and manage delivery outcomes.
Who is DevOrbit designed for?
DevOrbit is designed for small development teams and distributed teams that want more structure around code reviews without adopting a heavyweight project management workflow.
Can DevOrbit track code review requests?
Yes. DevOrbit lets teams create review requests and track their status through the review and delivery workflow.
Does DevOrbit replace GitHub or GitLab?
No. DevOrbit focuses on organizing the review workflow and delivery handoff. Teams can continue using their existing code hosting and development tools.
Is DevOrbit free?
Yes. DevOrbit has a free plan that supports up to 20 review or delivery requests, 1 project workspace, and up to 3 team members.
Start organizing your code reviews
Create your free DevOrbit workspace and organize your first review requests with a clear workflow.