What AccessHub is, in one paragraph
AccessHub answers a question that is surprisingly hard to answer: who currently has access to your repositories, and at what level. Because membership lives per repository, the only way to see the full picture is to open every repo in turn. AccessHub reads your repos and their members through the GitLab, GitHub or Bitbucket API and draws one grid: repos across the top, people down the side, role in each cell. From there you can remove one person from many repos in a single pass, add people in bulk, and spot leftover access from people who left.
See who has access to all your repos, in one screen.
Facts
- Price
- 15 actions free, then 0.99 EUR for 30 days. One payment, no subscription.
- Works with
- GitLab (gitlab.com and self-hosted), GitHub and Bitbucket. Several accounts at once.
- Data
- Only membership is read. Repository content is never fetched or stored.
- Demo
- Runs on generated data. No signup, no token.
- Made by
- IGORI s.r.o., a small game studio in Slovakia. Built because we were paying for seats of people who had left.
What makes it different
- One grid for every repo and every person, instead of one member list per repo.
- Remove a person from many repos in one pass, and see when access comes from a group so you remove it in the right place.
- Marks projects over the GitLab Free limit of 5 members, and people who left but still have access.
- Self-hosted GitLab is supported with a custom instance URL, not as an afterthought.
- Priced like a tool, not a subscription: 0.99 EUR for 30 days.
