A ticket that is reviewed by five people before it ships is a ticket that nobody actually reviewed. Each pair of eyes assumes the previous pair caught it. The chain is a fraud performed in the name of quality.
Pyloq collapses the chain to one real reviewer: the PM. They wrote the intent; they decide whether the artifact still matches it. QA bounces come back to them, not to a committee. The developer is told one clear action, not asked to interpret four opinions.
This is less review, not more. One accountable reviewer beats a polite chain of unaccountable ones every time.