It helps to keep track TODOs written in a codebase and notify you when it’s time to address them.
Catana strength resides in a powerful trigger system to notify you at the right time, avoiding unnecessary noise and helping you focus on what's important.
Want to be notified when a GitHub issue in any repository gets closed, or maybe you would prefer to be notified when a Pull Request gets merged?
What about reminding you to address a temporary hack you added to workaround a bug in a library you use?
Catana strength resides in a powerful trigger system to notify you at the right time, avoiding unnecessary noise and helping you focus on what's important.
Want to be notified when a GitHub issue in any repository gets closed, or maybe you would prefer to be notified when a Pull Request gets merged?
What about reminding you to address a temporary hack you added to workaround a bug in a library you use?
Catana processes and records every TODO in real-time, each time you git push changes.
Catana checks various sources to determine if your TODO is ready to be addressed.
Catana notifies its assignee.
All informations about a TODO are just a click away. When and why a TODO was originally introduced, what’s blocking its resolution, who is assigned to it...
All informations about a TODO are just a click away. When and why a TODO was originally introduced, what’s blocking its resolution, who is assigned to it...
Catana pulls its data directly from your code. It ensures there will never be a divergence of information between what you see on the Catana dashboard and what’s in your project.
Catana automatically close associated issue when a TODO gets deleted from your code. Oppositely, Catana will ensure the ticket can’t be closed if the underlying TODO still exists.
Forgetting about a TODO is pretty much impossible with Catana.
A TODO no longer applies? No problem! Ask Catana to remove it from your source code. You won’t even need to open your code editor!
