Ex-GitHub CEO launches a GitHub rival that reinvents the pull request
Entire announced its complete platform launch after a $60 million seed round in February, positioning itself as a GitHub alternative designed for the agentic era. The startup replaces traditional pull requests with Trails, a new code review model tailored for AI-assisted development. Initially, Dohmke signaled no intent to compete directly with GitHub, but Monday's launch reveals a full-featured alternative addressing modern development workflows. The platform currently supports private repository hosting, with public repositories and self-hosted options planned.
Key points
- Entire launches complete GitHub alternative with $60M seed funding
- Trails replaces pull requests with agentic code review system
- Targets modern developer bottleneck: code review rather than code writing
- Native private repository hosting available; public repos on roadmap
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