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There’s a lot you can do on GitHub that doesn’t require a complex development environment – like sharing feedback on a design discussion, or reviewing a few lines of code. GitHub for iOS lets you move work forward wherever you are. Stay in touch with your team, triage issues, and even merge, right from the app. We’re making these tasks easy for you to perform, no matter where you work, with a beautifully native experience.
You can use GitHub for iOS to:
• Browse your latest notifications
• Read, react, and reply to Issues and Pull Requests
• Review and merge Pull Requests
• Organize Issues with labels, assignees, projects, and more
• Browse your files and code
• Discover new and trending repositories
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I would be glad to give this review five stars.I love being able to keep up with all my issues through my phone. The user interface is clean and it's easy to search for repositories. However, there is a feature I would like implemented. I would like the ability to view releases in the app. It's annoying when I go to a notification for a release and tap on it, only for it to send me to the website. And, if I click a link to the releases of a repository in my web browser, it opens the repository in the app but doesn't show me the releases. Overall, great app, and if that one feature was added my browser and app my device.Version: 1.214.0
AI Order ConsentAI Order Consent This document serves as a clear statement of professional feedback and user control for AI-driven app development. By granting AI Order Consent, the user retains full authority over the sequence in which the AI generates components, executes tasks, and completes the final application build. Key Points: 1. User-Controlled Task Ordering: The user determines the order of development steps, including design, functionality, and deployment. 2. AI Execution with Feedback Loops: After each stage is completed by the AI, the user has the opportunity to review, approve, or request adjustments. 3. Full Application Build Completion: The AI will not finalize the complete app without explicit confirmation from the user. 4. Professional Feedback Integration: The AI provides professional recommendations at each step, helping guide optimal development practices. 5. Transparency and Accountability: Every stage of the AI-driven process is documented for clarity and future reference. By using AI Order Consent, the user ensures that the AI acts as a supportive builder while the user remains in full control of the workflow and final product. Ps I want the full app.Version: 1.251.0
Useful but juggling a lot of infoThis is definitely useful, but I would not use the mobile app to do PR reviews regularly. Too easy to miss critical context or information on the small screen. Also too much is presented at once. This app could be improved by better managing the intention of the person using it. Deliberately switching modes of inquiry and having the UI adjust is probably better than being able to do anything at anytime. MS Word does this with their toolbars and that’s okey for a word processor. It is burdensome in a mobile app where thoughtful review and clear communication is the end goal..Version: 1.15.0
Love It! Except….The app is so glitchy. There are, of course, certain things that you can’t do or access on the app, but that’s to be expected, it’s not supposed to act as a literal fully functional desktop app (that being said, being able to see insights would be a very useful feature). But. OMG. The bugs. The app will suddenly quit constantly for the simplest things like viewing a repo or seeing an organization, it’s become such a pain that I barely open the app nowadays because I know it’ll take so long with all the quitting that it’ll be faster to just open up my computer and see what I’m looking for. Overall, the app has a lot of potential. Until these bugs get fixed, though, I wouldn’t recommend using it..Version: 1.55.0
Inferior to webGitHub web has made an incredibly amount of improvements since being acquired by Microsoft, such as the AMAZING and innovative web editor they launched a few weeks ago. Unfortunately, the iOS team has not kept pace. That being said, the web experience is good for reading through Issues, reviewing some PR’s, but ultimately the web experience is better in many ways on my iPad (especially with the web editor). On a phone, can’t beat it - 5 stars (by default) but 3 stars on iPad. So I will round it out to 4 stars, but quite disappointed in the iPad app..Version: 1.31.0
Feedback.The Mobile App is less straightforward than the Desktop Web Platform - which is not quite as straightforward as it presents itself to be. From the outside vantage point, it would seem as if ‘Development’ is a nearly ubiquitous new inter-national past time. Thus, though Github has the conceptual mass appeal of a less censorial Instagram or Facebook— it can prove off-puttingly daunting to the uninitiated. One must have not only a vision, and a mania about that vision, but one must have been host to that manic vision long enough that they learn to think of it in new maths and new languages- and write dissertations about it..Version: 1.67.0
Looking for Mr. Good AppWell GitHub promises to be better than most. I had to clean up my emails so today I just deleted them all from my past go to account ...all 967 thousand of them. Many were from an app called Google plus...oh 5 or 6 years ago. We loved that app...we were young , restless. On Google plus us wanna be acclaimed scientists would theorize on the basis of gravity , the universality of relativity and what not. Instead today I mostly anticipate the final burn, seeking some satisfaction along the way. I’ve been immersed into this world of hackers , cyber crimes , network insecurity , constant uncertainty and you know what.... I’m starting to enjoy it. My antagonists know one hellava lot about networks and I’m determined to..... oh I really don’t know what I’m determined to do but I kinda enjoy sparring with these unseen contestants. We will see ... I’m now determined to share what I’ve learned and I thing GitHub is where I’ll do it. I just am completely lost in finding a way to start ... But I will ....SOON.Version: 1.7.0
Great app! Simple and cleanI love how quickly the app loads and how easy it is to look at issues, PRs, etc. It’s also a very lightweight app in terms of memory. It doesn’t try to do anything that would be too complicated on mobile either which is nice. One constructive criticism: I don’t know if I just missed this feature, but I would LOVE to get push notifications about updates to repos I’m watching. I haven’t been able to find this feature anywhere on GitHub, and it’s definitely a must for this app..Version: 1.2.4
Nice app, easy to useI love being able to keep up with all my issues through my phone. The user interface is clean and it’s easy to search for repositories. However, there is a feature I would like implemented. I would like the ability to view releases in the app. It’s annoying when I go to a notification for a release and tap on it, only for it to send me to the website. And, if I click a link to the releases of a repository in my web browser, it opens the repository in the app but doesn’t show me the releases. Overall, great app, and if that one feature was added, I would be glad to give this review five stars..Version: 1.2.4
They fixed the commenting keyboard bug on iPad!The bug was promptly fixed. Thanks for tracking these reviews likes hawk, y’all are doing great with the app and it runs way faster than the webapp! Updated from 2 to 5 stars. Old review: When I start to type using the on-screen keyboard in a comment, if I type quickly, the panel dismisses and I have to reopen it to type. This is the most aggravating bug in the history of bugs. I will happily change my rating once this is fixed..Version: 1.2.0
The new update is fantastic!Most of what I wanted, but was missing, has been added! Ability to view commits and change branches were my most required items and they are now here! Thank you so much! The only thing I personally would love to see in this app is the ability to edit files / commit. At that point, I could delete all my other GitHub client apps and never need anything else again. I’m going to go ahead and 5 star this for all the excellent work! Thank you!.Version: 1.1.0
Can’t view wiki contentOverall, the app is just okay. I ended up having to uninstall it because somethings don’t work as expected. For example, if a repo is using the Wiki functionality, it’s not viewable in the app. Thus, if you click on a link to wiki content, it just brings you back to the main repo page in the app instead of the actual wiki content. The only resolution was to uninstall the app so I can view the content in Safari. At this point, it only gets 3 stars..Version: 1.2.4
It’s good but overratedThe app lacks very essential functionality. I’m giving it 4 stars (I would give it 3.5 if Apple allowed it.) because it has everything that I need personally but a lot of people are saying that it’s read only and I agree. A reason why I think people are giving it a 5 star is bc it looks Soo good in iOS 26 and even before that the gui has very clean and modern. Also I think that all the people that are giving it 5 stars are just meat riding GitHub and will give anything with the GitHub branding on it a 5 star..Version: 1.234.0
GitHub and GitI have enjoyed every much being able to go to GitHub and get help with updates on my phone and the people who work there are kind and respectful i Apologize but I don’t enjoy my APIS at google but the service a quality is worth every thing I wish I would have known about them before I did my developer and beta certification program I would like them to know how grateful I am to have them and the help that they have given me and.Version: 1.44.0
Cannot see all files changedThe app works great for the most part! Although currently I am trying to view a particular file in a PR with 30 files that have been changed, but I cannot view anything beyond the first 20 that are listed. Scrolling to the bottom does not load more files and I cannot find a way to search for the file name of interest directly..Version: 1.31.0
Kind of QuirkyThe app is kind of quirky and requires some getting used to the interface, but it does the trick when I’m on the road and dealing with issues from my iPad. It’s a nice stop-gap until I can get back to my desk and log into GitHub proper. ## Benefits * Brings all notifications and active discussions to the fore. * Don’t need all the mandatory 2FA nonsense to access my repositories for communicating issues and responses, like I would if I just logged into the browser. * Quick access to all my repositories and projects to check status. ## No Markdown Preview There’s no Markdown preview like on the web interface, so you have to wait until you post an issue or discussion to see if you got it all right. All-in-all a tight little app that I use when I’m traveling and trying to stay in touch with my development communities..Version: 1.167.0
Non-technical founderI’m a non-technical founder who was thrusted into a product management role unexpectedly. I was more than pleasantly surprised, I was blown away at the amazing user interface and the ease of use, especially for someone like me who is not familiar with this technology, I also really love the mobile app as I was able to test and put issues in on the go, very impressive, I appreciate what you guys have done..Version: 1.28.0
Explore feed needs workI really like what GitHub has done with their mobile app, and I’m happy that the explore feed has been implemented after my last review, but it needs a little bit of work. I am getting events in my feed related to organizations and repositories that I am ignoring, and users that I am not following. Either the algorithm that determines the contents of the feed needs to be changed or additional filter options need to be implemented..Version: 1.105.0
Wonderful appOnly downside is that the notifications don’t always pop up and that discussions can’t be accessed in app. I use it nearly everyday and loving waking up to check if my favorite projects have anything new to check out. Allows me to stay updated on personal projects on the go and overall super neat. Great support and allows for cool customization of the icon..Version: 1.120.0
Too LimitedIt’s a beautiful app, but 9/10 times I need the full breadth of GitHub, and app doesn’t really help there. Which cool, not what it’s made for - but because you have the app installed, and you simply want to open GitHub in the browser (full functionality on mobile browser here…) - you have to fight the app from opening so you can just do what you need to. Maybe multiple apps for those just looking at PRs etc, and those that are writing fervently right in the repo on a fifteen minute break :-).Version: 1.239.0
Good app but lacking many features.There is not particularly wrong with the app but at this point, other than notifications, there isn’t really much reason to use the iOS app over the website. The search on the site is significantly better. The has no apparent way to even view raw files—it doesn’t even let you copy a URL—while the site has all the neat features like git-blame, searching for symbols in and across files. It’d get a 4 or 5 with even some of these features..Version: 1.160.0
Nice interfaceBut it's got a few bugs. In reviewing a PR, there were a lot of commits so I told it to "Load 13 more", but I didn't see any change. Tapped it again, and the button went away. But now the entire commitcomment section of the page is duplicated. I've noticed that changing the font size via the Control Panel on my iPad doesn't have any effect on this app. I'm guessing it's not using the default system font or otherwise not enabling dynamic fonts...? I've found a couple of other minor things, but I haven't been able to pin them down yet (maybe "operator error"?). Overall, I like it and will continue to use it, but I'll be hoping for some bug squashing..Version: 1.169.0
Can’t switch accountI have one for personal (which is a pro account) and one for work. My employer does not want me using a personal account and I completely agree. Both are GitHub accounts so I cannot be logged into both at once. Would be much better if I could since I’m doing one thing during the day and another at night..Version: 1.10.0
Oh, sick.Although I always found GitHub’s webapp to work just fine on mobile, it’s definitely nice to have a native option. So far the app seems to work smoothly. My only complaint is the UI—aping the iOS HUI guidelines has done a disservice to the fantastic design of the web platform. But other than that, this is definitely GitHub. And GitHub is definitely great. So 4 stars for u!.Version: 1.0.1
GitHub’s app finally feels legitI’ve really been enjoying the updates GitHub has made to the app lately. It used to feel more like a “check notifications real quick” kind of app, but now it actually feels useful when I’m away from my Mac. I can keep up with repos, issues, PRs, commits, and project activity without feeling like I’m fighting the app the whole time. The UI feels cleaner, navigation is smoother, and the overall experience just feels a lot more polished than it used to. Obviously I’m not trying to build an entire app from my phone, but for staying connected to projects on the go, it’s gotten way better. Solid work from the team. 👏🏼.Version: 1.257.0
The PWA is still betterThe app doesn’t show activity of the users I follow like the PWA does. This app seems to favor the personal development experience over the user discovery experience, which I don’t fully understand (if I want to keep close track of a repo that’s having changes made to it frequently, I’d much rather do that on my computer than my phone). I’ll update my review as soon as the user activity feed is added, like it is on the main site Dashboard, but at this point it just feels like a MVP..Version: 1.0.1
Just what I needed to keep up with GitHub activityI use GitHub personally and professionally and I often missed activity (issues etc) when I was relying on email notifications. Since I added the GitHub app to my phone it’s been much easier to stay on top of the GitHub activity and keep projects moving along efficiently!.Version: 1.51.0
Needs multi-account supportExcellent app for what it has so far! However, the biggest missing feature is support for having multiple accounts signed in at the same time, and being to get notifications from each of them and swapping between them on the fly. It would also be awesome if it supported multiple windows in iPadOS. Being able to reference other parts of a repo in a separate window or split whole reviewing a PR without needing to fallback to Safari would be so nice!.Version: 1.0.1
They actually use version history!They actually use the version history instead of just putting nonsense or marketing info!! Plus the updates they do do, have a purpose! It’s not as robust as a browser, or even cmd, but it works great and honest has only gotten better over the years..Version: 1.95.0
Missing a lot compared to mobile siteI wish mobile site was equivalent to the app. I end up switching to mobile site every now and then because either the UX is so different or just doesn’t have a feature. The app feels like a nice to have than GitHub really thinking out it’s mobile strategy with desktop/mobile site/ and mobile app functionality. Feels like to independent teams worked on this..Version: 1.2.3
GreatThat I believe would make it somewhat easier for the ones that do this app on their phones like I do and i know for myself speaking it has made my life so much easier when I have this app on and I can now take care of other things at the same time as well Know with the app changes now.Version: 1.44.0
RequestOverall, this app is great. It allows for easy parsing of GitHub repos and creating issues. The only idea for the app is a search filter. Already, you can search public repositories, but you are unable to filter your results farther than repos vs profiles vs companies, such as being able to limit your results to just repositories that are made with JavaScript..Version: 1.3.4
Commit widget is horribly uglyCommit history widget is horribly ugly. Instead of displaying a static (slightly outdated) collection of commit history, it shows a network error. If you live in any city and take the subway, expect the widget to be frequently broken and just look horrible on your homescreen. I expected more from an app made by supposedly leading developers.Version: 1.43.0
Great app but I’d like to be able to create a new branch without having to open my safari or mobileThe app is great and the UI is runs smoothly but I’d like to be able to create a new branch to work on without having to open up my mobile browser and create a new repository from the GitHub app.Version: 1.232.0
Reliability and simple usability lackingPlease just get the basic things right. GitHub needs to be extremely reliable and bulletproof. The basic things need to be intuitive and easy. No bugs. I would rather not have fancy features like copilot AT ALL and have the core product of GitHub actually work. I and many devs will move away from GitHub and not look back if the core product isn’t stable and reliable..Version: 1.258.0
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