Just change the domain. That's the whole thing.
The fastest way to start a Repo Read is to never leave your address bar. Swap the host and we take it from there.
≈ 5 seconds from address bar to streaming pitch
The recipe
Three steps. Zero forms.
Find any GitHub repo
Swap the domain
Hit enter
Try it now
Click any row. Same trick, different repos.
Use it for
Whenever you'd normally read a README.
Reading someone else's repo
Want a TL;DR of what a project actually does commercially? Swap the URL and you get a scored Repo Read faster than skimming the README.
Reading your own side-project
Your repo has the evidence — code, README, releases. Let Git Pitcher turn it into a monetization and build-readiness read.
Scouting competitors
One-click analysis of any competitor's open-source offering. Stack, positioning, quick-wins you could ship next — without reading their code.
Triaging trending repos
Skip the rabbit hole. Decide quickly whether a trending repo deserves a real look or a bookmark.
FAQ
The sensible follow-up questions.
Does it work with deep URLs (branches, folders, files)?
Yes. Anything after owner/repo is ignored. gitpitcher.com/owner/repo/tree/main/src resolves to the same Repo Read as gitpitcher.com/owner/repo.
Do I need to be signed in?
You can swap the URL while signed out — we'll open the sign-in modal, then resume the analysis automatically once you're in. No re-typing.
What about private repos?
Swap still works for private repos on Pro, as long as you've installed the Git Pitcher GitHub App on that repo. The URL stays the same shape.
Which mode does it use?
The default mode is Repo Read. From there you can run an Audit or Build Pack.
Is there a browser bookmarklet?
Not yet, but the trick is simple enough that most power users drop gitpitcher.com into their browser's custom search engines with %s as the repo slug.