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HighFly

GitHub-first project management that updates tasks from pull requests and syncs with GitHub Issues.

  • Project management
  • GitHub
  • Developer tools
  • Issue tracking
  • VS Code
HighFly

HighFly at a glance

Platform
Web, VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf
Support
Email support.

Our take

Is HighFly worth buying?

Based on the DealMirror listing, HighFly is a GitHub-centered tracker sold in tiers by users, teams and issue count. The entry tier caps issues at 1,000. It suits GitHub-based teams that want less manual status updating.

GrabLTD editors,

Good fit if

  • Your team lives in GitHub and wants tasks that follow pull requests.
  • You want to turn TODO comments into tasks from the editor.
  • You run client projects as a small agency.

Skip it if

  • You need heavy enterprise workflows or approval chains.
  • You do not use GitHub.

Which HighFly plan do you need?

Prices in USD, excluding tax.

HighFly one-time plans on DealMirror, checked
StarterTeamBusinessPlan D
One-time price$49$109$199$379
Regular price (DealMirror)$490$1,090$1,990$3,790
You save$441$981$1,791$3,411
Users2510Not stated
Teams235Not stated
IssuesUp to 1,000UnlimitedUnlimitedNot stated
File uploads50MB300MB300MBNot stated

DealMirror's plan names: Plan A; Plan B; Plan C; Plan D.

Before you buy: DealMirror's terms and extra costs

  • Refund. 30-day money-back guarantee for regular users, or 60 days for DealMirror Prime members.
  • Redeem. Redeem within 60 days of purchase.
  • Support. Email support.
  • Platform. Web based, integrated with GitHub, with VS Code, Cursor and Windsurf extensions.

What is HighFly?

HighFly is a GitHub-first project management tool for software teams. It updates tasks automatically when pull requests are opened, reviewed or merged, and syncs with GitHub Issues. Extensions for VS Code, Cursor and Windsurf let you see tasks and turn TODO comments into tracked tasks. You can keep separate projects per client and import from Trello. DealMirror sells it in tiers by users and teams.

What HighFly says it does

  • Tasks update automatically when pull requests are opened, reviewed or merged
  • Two-way sync with GitHub Issues and import from Trello
  • One-click conversion of TODO comments into tasks from the editor
  • Unlimited projects on every plan

Why HighFly

It aims to cut the manual status updates that tracking tools need by following your pull requests. It is built for small and mid-sized teams, and the FAQ says to look elsewhere for heavy enterprise workflows, custom fields everywhere or layers of approval.

How does HighFly work?

  1. Redeem the code

    Buy on DealMirror and redeem within 60 days.

  2. Connect GitHub

    Link your repositories and sync pull requests and issues.

  3. Set up projects

    Create projects per team or client, or import from Trello.

  4. Work from your editor

    Use the VS Code, Cursor or Windsurf extension for tasks.

Then it handles:

  • Task updates from pull requests
  • GitHub Issues sync
  • TODO comments to tasks
  • Separate client projects
  • Trello import
  • Filters by assignee and status
  • Org roles

Who is HighFly for?

Built for

  • Small and mid-sized software teams on GitHub
  • Software agencies with client projects
  • Open-source maintainers

Not for

  • Teams that need heavy enterprise workflows or approval layers
  • Teams that do not use GitHub

What is included in HighFly?

GitHub sync

  • Pull request automation open, review, merge
  • GitHub Issues sync two way
  • Repo linking code to tasks

Editor and workflow

  • Editor extensions VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf
  • TODO to task keeps surrounding code
  • Notion-like editor
  • Filters assignee, status, priority, labels

Teams

  • Projects per client
  • Trello import
  • Owner, Admin, Member roles

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HighFly questions

What is HighFly?

A GitHub-first project management tool that updates tasks from pull request activity and syncs with GitHub Issues.

Who is it for?

Small and mid-sized software teams, agencies and open-source maintainers.

What are the limits per plan?

Starter covers 2 users, 2 teams, up to 1,000 issues and 50MB uploads. Team covers 5 users, 3 teams and 300MB uploads. Business covers 10 users and 5 teams. All plans have unlimited projects.

Does it work without GitHub?

It is built around GitHub. The listing describes GitHub PR and Issues sync as core to every plan.

What is the refund policy?

30 days for regular users and 60 days for Prime members. Redeem within 60 days of purchase.

What should I skip it for?

The FAQ on the listing says to look elsewhere for heavy enterprise workflows, custom fields everywhere or layers of approval.

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