Moorlint Corporation
Moorlint Corporation builds MergeMe, a service that mirrors GitHub pull requests and GitLab merge requests into Slack as a single updating card per PR/MR. It is designed to reduce review-notification noise and keep engineering teams working in the Slack channels they already use.
At a Glance
- Software engineering teams
- Organizations using GitHub and/or GitLab with Slack
- Self-hosted GitLab enterprises
- Engineering managers and teams managing code-review workflows
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MergeMe
PR Activity Tracker for Slack
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Latest News
Launched scheduled reminders for stale PRs/MRs in Slack channels.
Added pipeline/CI status to the Slack PR/MR card.
Added manual controls for when the initial Slack card is posted, including ready-for-review and custom-comment triggers.
Added GitHub and GitLab sign-in providers.
Products & Services
A Slack notification and workflow service for GitHub pull requests and GitLab merge requests. It creates one updating Slack card per PR/MR, routes repositories and labels to channels, mirrors review comments into threads, resolves mapped mentions, and can show CI status and stale-review reminders.
Market Position
MergeMe positions itself against the official GitHub and GitLab Slack apps, PullNotifier, and Axolo. Its differentiation is one editable Slack card per PR/MR instead of a new message for every event, threaded review comments, mapped real @mentions, per-repository and label routing, CI status, reminders, and support for GitHub plus GitLab (including self-hosted GitLab) in the same workspace.
Founding Story
MergeMe was started to solve the problem of engineering teams missing reviews because pull-request activity is scattered across code-host tabs and Slack notifications become noisy. Its initial vision was to connect GitHub and GitLab to Slack with one message that updates through the PR/MR lifecycle, while keeping comments threaded and mentions actionable.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Freemium SaaS subscription billed monthly per developer seat for the paid Team plan; MergeMe also offers an on-premises/self-hosted option via contact. Paid subscriptions are processed through a third-party payment processor.
Pricing Tiers
Free plan with 1 channel mapping, 5 user mappings, 1 stale PR/MR reminder for 1 repo/project, one updating card per PR/MR, CI status, threaded comments, @mention resolution, and label routing.
Unlimited channel mappings and stale PR/MR reminders, 1 user mapping per seat, sold in blocks of 5, and multiple code hosts including GitHub, GitLab, and self-hosted GitLab. Billed monthly and cancellable anytime.
Self-hosted MergeMe for teams needing their own infrastructure, data residency, or SSO requirements.
Target Markets
- Software engineering teams
- Organizations using GitHub and/or GitLab with Slack
- Self-hosted GitLab enterprises
- Engineering managers and teams managing code-review workflows
- Engineering teams that use Slack as their daily collaboration hub
- Teams coordinating code review across GitHub and GitLab in one workspace
- Organizations that need self-hosted GitLab integration
- Engineering managers tracking stale reviews and review pickup
- Teams wanting repository- or label-specific Slack routing without notification spam