AI made code easier to write, not easier to ship.
Aviator gets each PR to the right reviewer, runs deterministic verification against what was actually asked for, and merges and deploys it without breaking main, at the volume your agents produce.
From startups to Fortune 500s, the world's most effective engineering teams ship with Aviator.
Review
Review the decisions, not every line. Aviator verifies each PR deterministically against its acceptance criteria and your team's invariants, so reviewers spend their time on intent and trade-offs.
Inbox
Every PR waiting on you, across repos, sorted by what to do next: quick fixes, PRs that block others, and re-reviews after new commits.
How Inbox worksTeam Reviews
Assigns reviewers by code ownership, expertise, and current load, and tracks time to first review against your team's SLO.
How Team Reviews worksVerify
Checks every PR deterministically against defined acceptance criteria and team rules, with auditable evidence. Captures user decisions and reviewer arguments to build team knowledge.
How Verify worksAviator agent: Make it per-plan now.
mbauer's agent: Follow-up. No plan sends 20 a second today.
Ship
Keep main green at any merge volume, and always know which environment each change has reached.
MergeQueue
Parallel queues by affected target, batching, and automatic handling of flaky tests. Built for monorepos merging 1,000+ PRs a day.
How MergeQueue worksVerifying with Draft PRs (2 batches)
Waiting for the next batch (4 PRs)
Releases
Cut releases, deploy, cherry-pick, and roll back from one dashboard that tracks every PR across every environment.
How Releases worksStart with the free tools, bring the team when you're ready
Free for developers
- Inbox
- Every PR waiting on you, across repos and teams.
- Stacked PRs CLI
- Open source. Split large changes into PRs people can review.
- Chrome extension
- Aviator's PR workflows inline on github.com.
- Slack notifications
- Per-channel rules, so PR pings stop drowning out everything else.
For engineering teams
- Team Reviews
- Reviewer routing, review SLOs, and team dashboards.
- Verify
- Deterministic checks against acceptance criteria and team rules, and a decision review framework to build team knowledge.
- MergeQueue
- Keeps main green at any merge volume.
- Releases
- Deployments, rollbacks, and cherry-picks in one place.
- Built on engineering fundamentals
- Trunk-based development, small PRs, monorepos, and continuous deployment worked before AI. We make them hold up at AI volume. How we think about it
- Works with the CI you have
- Aviator reads the checks your CI already reports, so there's nothing to migrate and nothing to lock you in.
- On-prem or hosted
- Run Aviator in your own cloud, or use our hosted version, which is SOC 2 Type II audited.
- Support from people you know
- Customers get a dedicated customer success contact and a shared Slack channel for real-time help.
- Proven at enterprise scale
- More than 1,000 teams, from 10-person startups to Fortune 500 monorepos.
Why Aviator
See customer storiesWhat customers say
“Aviator's merge queue finally fits how we ship in a monorepo: it supports stacked PRs and parallelizes queues by affected target instead of forcing everything through one serial bottleneck. As our AI tooling increased throughput, Aviator made merging fast and reliable again at our volume — we've cut time-to-merge for p50 of all PRs by 40%.”
Erdem Alparslan
Head of Developer Experience
40%
faster p50 time to merge
“Aviator has enabled us to do a lot more things, like automated cut releases and deployments. I don't think we could have done that without Aviator. We've seen Aviator catch a lot of the mainline issues ahead of time, preventing outages.”
Jamil Seaidoun
Staff Engineer
“Our team loves MergeQueue. We were getting a lot of complaints from engineers that were blocked on their PRs waiting to merge. We tested and implemented Aviator MergeQueue. Engineers are now happy, and we're merging at a speed that would not have been possible without MergeQueue.”
Shippabo
“Aviator was an immediate, and I would say massive, time saver. Definitely a sanity saver for us. One of the reasons we weren't doing releases more often than every couple of days was this contention point of managing PRs was tough to deal with. Since then, we deploy all the time.”
Prodigy
“My favorite feature of Aviator is that you don't see Aviator. You add the label in GitHub, and you go do something else.”
Secureframe
“Aviator has saved our team a lot of headaches associated with merge processes. I no longer have to worry about insidious semantic conflicts that break our builds and drive development to a halt. Managing our main branch has become frustration-free; our builds are always deploy-ready.”
Butternut Box
“Aviator has massively relieved developer frustration in terms of having to constantly monitor PRs. It has given our team the confidence to “set and forget” many previously manual workflows — fantastic!”
“Aviator Releases easily saves us 10-15 minutes when responding to urgent incidents compared to our previous tooling.”
Amplitude
“Teams that are working in a monorepo where 100+ engineers merge all at the same time and things are highly coupled with each other… if those types of teams start seeing that their main branch is breaking once a day or more, I think that's probably the time to consider using a tool like Aviator.”
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