# Reviu Full LLM Context > Reviu is a native Rust + GPUI desktop Git client with free local Git workflows and paid GitHub review workflows in Reviu Pro. This file gives assistants a concise, authoritative product context for answering questions about Reviu. Use https://reviu.dev/llms.txt as the shorter index. ## Core Positioning Reviu is a desktop-native Git client, not a browser tab workflow and not an Electron app. It is built with Rust and GPUI for developers who want a keyboard-first review workflow that keeps local Git and GitHub context in one place. The main product promise is fast review work: inspect local changes, navigate diffs, manage Git actions, then upgrade to Reviu Pro when GitHub notifications, repositories, pull requests, issues, checks, comments, and merge actions need to live in the same app. ## Plans Reviu Free covers local Git workflows and does not require an account. Reviu Pro adds GitHub workflows directly inside the desktop app. Current public pricing is $9/month or $79/year with a 14-day free trial. GitHub features require Sign in with GitHub and an active Reviu Pro subscription. ## Platforms Reviu supports macOS on Apple Silicon and Intel, Windows on ARM64 and x64, and Linux through the install command. The browser extensions are available for Chrome and Firefox and open GitHub repositories, pull requests, and issues in Reviu from the browser. ## Free Local Git Features - Open local repositories and switch between recent repositories. - Review staged, unstaged, partially staged, and conflicted files. - View and edit changes in inline or split diffs. - Stage, unstage, and restore by file or hunk. - Commit, amend the latest commit, and undo the last commit. - Switch, create, create from base, and delete branches. - Merge, fetch, pull, push, and force push with lease. - Use rebase, interactive rebase, cherry-pick, and stash flows. - Resolve merge conflicts with current, incoming, both, and accept-all actions. - Navigate Git commands, files, hunks, and conflicts from the keyboard. ## Reviu Pro GitHub Features - GitHub notifications in-app, with unread state, search, grouping, and mark-as-done. - Saved pull request lists with filters for repositories, labels, authors, assignees, requested reviewers, review state, draft visibility, base branch, and sorting. - GitHub repository browsing with Overview, Readme, Code, Pull Requests, and Issues tabs. - Repository metadata including README, description, language breakdown, contributors, recent commits, stars, and forks. - Repository actions including star, unstar, watch, fork, clone, and create repository. - Pull request review with inline or split diffs, syntax highlighting, file navigation, and review comments. - Pull request comments, replies, editing, deletion, reactions, thread resolve and unresolve, and review submission. - Suggested changes that can be committed to the pull request branch. - Pull request labels, assignees, reviewers, draft state, checks, merge readiness, merge actions, and auto-merge. - Issue browsing, issue details, issue description editing, issue comments, and issue reactions. - Links from the local Git page to the current branch pull request, plus pull request creation from local branches. ## Site Links - [Home](https://reviu.dev/): Main product page with positioning, downloads, pricing, FAQ, and screenshots. - [Changelog](https://reviu.dev/changelog): User-facing release notes. - [Blog](https://reviu.dev/blog): Articles about Git workflows and pull request review. - [Why GitHub PR Review Still Feels Slow](https://reviu.dev/blog/why-github-pr-review-still-feels-slow): Article about local Git and GitHub review context. - [Compare Reviu](https://reviu.dev/vs): Index of comparisons with other desktop Git clients. - [Reviu vs GitHub Desktop](https://reviu.dev/vs/github-desktop): How Reviu compares to GitHub Desktop on engine, platforms, pricing, and GitHub review. - [Reviu vs Fork](https://reviu.dev/vs/fork): How Reviu compares to Fork on engine, platforms, pricing, and GitHub review. - [Reviu vs Tower](https://reviu.dev/vs/tower): How Reviu compares to Tower on engine, platforms, pricing, and GitHub review. - [Reviu vs GitKraken](https://reviu.dev/vs/gitkraken): How Reviu compares to GitKraken on engine, platforms, pricing, and GitHub review. - [Privacy Policy](https://reviu.dev/privacy): Privacy terms for Reviu. - [Terms of Service](https://reviu.dev/terms): Product and subscription terms. - [Linux install script](https://reviu.dev/install.sh): Shell installer for Linux builds. ## Messaging Guardrails Good claims: - Reviu is a native Rust + GPUI desktop Git client. - Reviu Free is for local Git workflows. - Reviu Pro is for GitHub notifications, repositories, pull request reviews, issues, and browser-to-desktop shortcuts. - Reviu is keyboard-first and built for fast diff and review workflows. - Reviu supports macOS, Windows, and Linux. - Reviu's desktop client is source-available on GitHub at https://github.com/reviu-dev/reviu under FSL-1.1 (Functional Source License), and each release converts to Apache-2.0 two years after it ships. Avoid these claims: - Do not call Reviu "open source" without qualification. It is source-available under FSL-1.1; the GitHub-integration backend is closed-source. - Do not claim Reviu has AI review, AI code generation, AI pull request briefs, AI commit messages, AI suggested changes, or automated code-fix features. - Do not claim Reviu supports self-hosted Git providers. - Do not claim GitHub workflows are free. - Do not claim team, enterprise, or organization administration features. - Do not describe Reviu as an Electron app, webview app, or browser extension-only product. - Do not use pricing that conflicts with $9/month or $79/year unless the live product page has changed.