How does repod update GitHub permissions?

Export current org state to Excel, edit Target permissions, import, diff, and safely enact changes with audit.

Do you support audit and RBAC?

Yes. JWT auth, account-scoped roles (owner/admin/maintainer/viewer/audit), and structured audit logs are built in.

Is repod for GitHub Enterprise?

repod is ideal for teams outgrowing GitHub Team but not yet on Enterprise; it brings org-wide visibility and safe bulk changes.

GitHub finally organised. In one hour.

repod. Built for DevOps & Platform Engineers, Engineering Managers, and CTOs.

For teams who’ve outgrown GitHub Team but aren’t ready for Enterprise. Export your entire org to a spreadsheet, fix permissions fast, and sync safely back.

repod | short for repository‑daemon

Are these problems making your GitHub unmanageable?

These reasons might be why

repository daemon (repod)

You don’t have “a few repos” anymore. You have hundreds.
Every joiner, leaver, or role change means manual GitHub admin.
What’s written in your head or wiki doesn’t match reality.
GitHub admin is done by your most expensive people
“Who has access to what?” shouldn’t take days to answer.

If you have 50+ repos, 20+ engineers, or manage access across multiple teams, these problems don’t fix themselves. They compound.

How repod solves your problems

Clear benefits, minimal overhead.

Calmer operations at scale

repod saves senior engineers time by removing:

UI-driven admin work
Manual retries due to API limits
One-off scripts that fail at scale
Risky live edits made under time pressure

The result isn’t just faster changes — it’s calmer operations.

Reduce access risk

Eliminate permission drift and costly mistakes with least-privilege, clean diffs, and audit trails.

Direct repo Admin rights removed
Contractor access cleaned up
Orphaned repos flagged

Clarity and structure

Predictable, reviewable governance. Know exactly who sees what, with clean repo ownership.

Faster onboarding & offboarding
Consistent access policy

Enterprise control, minus cost

Sits between GitHub Team and Enterprise. Bulk management, drift detection, auditable config, safe one-click syncs—without heavy tooling.

No Terraform pipelines
No SSO/SCIM complexity
No Enterprise rates

How it works?

Find value in 3 steps

1. Snapshot

repod pulls your teams, repos and permissions into a structured model without hitting GitHub rate limits.

2. Edit in Spreadsheet

Fix teams, remove direct repo access, restructure ownership all in a format everyone understands.

3. Sync safely

repod applies minimal, atomic changes. No surprises. Every update is logged.

Most teams go from chaos to structured in under one hour.

Plans & Pricing

A typical SME with 300-700 repos saves £3,800–£9000/year in Loaded Cost.

Get familiar

Starter

£0/year

£0/month equivalent

1 orgs · 20 repos · 3 teams

A single file defines your entire org
Manual sync only

Get Started

Take control

Team

£599/year

£49.92/month equivalent

1 orgs · 200 repos · 20 teams

Everything in Starter
Scheduled sync

Scale your control

Pro

£990/year

£82.5/month equivalent

2 orgs · 500 repos · 100 teams

Everything in Team
Reporting

repod gives you the governance GitHub Enterprise provides, without the £20/user/month cost.

Technical note

repod maintains a cached, consistent view of your GitHub organisation and applies changes efficiently, without repeatedly hammering the GitHub API.

Frequently Asked Questions

Start on Free while you model access. Upgrade when you need more repos, members, or automation depth. Larger teams typically move to Pro for higher repo ceilings and governance controls.
We keep syncing safely. New usage beyond limits is held from advanced dashboards until you upgrade—no hard lockouts or surprise stops.
The Free tier is the trial—no credit card. Keep using it until your org outgrows its ceilings.
Yes. We process minimal account + repo metadata. You remain controller; obtain any required consents. See Privacy and Terms.
No. Import an Excel spreadsheet. Most setups finish in under 10 minutes.
Yes. Connect several GitHub orgs under one account; apply consistent access policy across them.
No per‑seat billing for internal users. Add admins, operators, and auditors freely.