GitHub app now available on iOS and Android
You can now manage your GitHub projects and account from anywhere.

What you need to know
- The GitHub app is now generally available on iOS and Android.
- The app was in beta testing for several months to receive feedback.
- The app lets you manage your GitHub account and projects on the go.
Microsoft's Github announced the beta version of it's GitHub mobile app last November. Now, after months of beta testing, the app is generally available for iOS and Android. The app allows you to manage your GitHub account and projects on the go. You can grab the app from the Google Play Store (opens in new tab) or Apple's App Store (opens in new tab) for free.
GitHub's post announcing the app's general availability breaks down some of the things you can do with the app:
- Organize tasks in a swipe: Get your inbox to zero in no time—swipe to finish a task or save the notification to return to it later.
- Give feedback and respond to issues: Respond to comments while you're on the go.
- Review and merge pull requests: Merge and mark pull requests to breeze through your workflow, wherever you are.
The Github mobile app works with GitHub individual plans, Team, and Enterprise Cloud. GitHub states that it is working on adding features and APIs so the app can work with Enterprise Server later this year.
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