Stop drowning in GitHub issues. Connect your repository with the GitHub App in a few minutes — no code changes. Most issues receive labels, priority and a triage suggestion in about 10 seconds, with reasons you can verify. Try the demo with zero signup.
Try the live demo Connect GitHubUnlabelled issues pile up. Duplicates split the discussion. Nobody knows what is urgent. Every hour spent on manual bug triage and duplicate hunting is an hour not spent building.
New issues arrive without labels, context or priority, so triage depends on whoever sees the notification first.
The same bug is reported three, five, ten times, splitting votes and discussion across parallel threads.
Critical regressions and cosmetic nits look identical in the queue until a user complains.
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Measured on 2026-09-14: a new issue is triaged in about 10 seconds (webhook 3 s + AI 6 s).
| Issue | AI labels | Priority | Triage suggestion |
|---|---|---|---|
| #142 Login loop after OAuth callback | bug auth | P1 — High | Regression candidate; route to auth owner, add to duplicate group if #118 is still open. |
| #143 Button overlaps footer on mobile | bug ui | P3 — Low | Cosmetic; batch with other layout reports. |
| #144 Export to CSV fails on empty board | bug export | P2 — Medium | Reproducible edge case; attach stack trace from linked workflow log. |
| #145 Duplicate: Login loop on Safari | duplicate | Merged | Grouped with #142 as a duplicate; discussion merged into one thread. |
| #146 Add dark mode to docs | enhancement | P4 — Backlog | Feature request; no action needed this sprint. |
Unlike code-scanning bots, TriageFlow's GitHub App only requests permissions for Issues and repository metadata — it has zero access to your source code (contents: none), and never trains AI models on your private tickets. Data handling is governed by our published legal documents. Verified in the public App manifest. Operated by Universal Global Services Ltd (London, Companies House No 17423506).
Triage suggestions are AI-generated and assist your team — a human should review high-priority recommendations before release.
Duplicate Groups — five reports of the same bug become one group instead of five threads. Audit Rationale — every decision stores its reasoning in triage history, not as a spam comment in the issue thread. Kill Switches + Quotas — stop automation immediately and cap usage per repository.
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For repositories under 100 issues per month: 1 repository, 100 triaged issues per month, no credit card required. Small repos under 100 issues/mo use the $0 Free plan.
Available now$49/mo ($588/y), USD. Up to 3 repositories and a 1,000 tickets per month quota (1,000 triaged issues per month).
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The demo and the pricing, quotas and triage examples on this page are public — no signup, no credit card, no login wall. The $0 Free plan — for small repos under 100 issues/month — is available without a credit card, and the 1,000 tickets per month quota starts with Starter.
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contents: none).| Metric | Result |
|---|---|
| Issues processed | 50 / 50 |
| Labels + priority + suggestion | 50 / 50 |
| Median per-issue latency | ≈10 s (≈3 s classify + ≈6 s delivery) |
| Audit rationale stored | 50 / 50 (history, no thread spam) |
| Source-code access used | 0 (Issues + metadata only) |
Vendor-run measured simulation (internal benchmark dated 2026-09-14, not an independent lab study). Full methodology: 50-ticket benchmark 2026.
Manual triage and board-based flows depend on a human noticing the notification first, and they do not run on plain GitHub repositories. TriageFlow works directly on GitHub with zero source-code access, adds labels and priority consistently in about 10 seconds per issue, and stores a verifiable reason for every decision — with kill switches and quotas you control.
TriageFlow is an AI issue triage tool for GitHub repositories. It automatically adds labels, sets priority and posts a triage suggestion on most new issues in about 10 seconds, with reasons you can verify in your dashboard.
Zero Source-Code Access by Design: the TriageFlow GitHub App only requests permissions for Issues and repository metadata — it has zero access to your source code (contents: none), and never trains AI models on your private tickets. Data handling is governed by our published legal documents. Verified in the public App manifest.
Manual triage depends on whoever notices the notification first. TriageFlow labels, prioritizes and explains most issues consistently (with reasons you can verify), groups duplicates together and records an audit rationale for each decision, while kill switches and quotas keep automation under your control.
The anti-spam trio: Duplicate Groups collapse repeated reports (five reports of the same bug become one group), Audit Rationale stores the reasoning in triage history instead of spamming the issue thread, and Kill Switches plus Quotas stop automation immediately if you need to.
Yes. Repositories under 100 issues per month use the $0 Free plan (1 repository, 100 triaged issues per month, no credit card required), with a 1,000 tickets per month quota included on Starter.
Manual bug triage and duplicate hunting takes ~3 minutes per ticket. At $85/hour engineering cost, Starter ($49/mo) breaks even at just 34.6 minutes saved per month (~12 triaged issues out of your 1,000/mo quota). Small repos under 100 issues/mo use the $0 Free plan. (illustrative example — actual savings vary with ticket volume and engineering cost)
TriageFlow is a single, one-word product name for AI-powered GitHub issue triage — unrelated to hospital, clinical, or emergency-room medical triage. Medical triage is the sorting of patients by severity in a care setting; TriageFlow sorts software issues by severity in a repository. It reads issue titles, bodies and metadata only, applies labels and priority, groups duplicates and records an audit rationale.