Quick verdict
- What it is
- Store information collected; independent summary not yet available.
- At a glance
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- Free to download
- In-app purchases
Categories and search queries
Official categories
- Developer Tools
- Productivity
AppCorpus categories
Key functions
| Function | Availability | Access | Scope | Evidence |
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| Free app | Yes | Free | — | Store published |
| In-app purchases | Yes | Limited free | — | Store published |
Screens
12 store screenshots
8 store screenshots
Pricing & paywalls
- Copilot Max — $99.00
- Copilot Pro+ — $10.00
- Copilot Pro+ — $39.99
- GitHub Pro — $3.99
- Free to download
- In-app purchases: $9.99 - $38.99 per item
Ratings & reviews
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5/5AI Order Consent
AI 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
SkullCandy£ · 30 Aug 2026
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2/5Inconveniences may outweigh the benefits.
I want to love the app, but I can’t. All too often I regret even having it installed. Having it for a backup second factor authentication is the only real advantage I see in having this app installed. If there were a way to not have the app automatically hijack every link to anything on GitHub that would be a huge step I. The right direction. When I try to open a link from an email (yes I know you who never do this, and maybe Microsoft/GitHub are secretly trying to break this habit) it opens in the app and I am see a bank screen that says “something went wrong.” Indeed - terribly wrong, I have my email client set to open ALL links with Firefox! There should be a setting to hijack links or not, I would prefer that the only time a link opens with the GitHub app is when I sm actually using the app. When I am using my browser and click on a search result go a GitHub repo, I get pulled out of my browser and the link opens in this app with its terrible painful navigation. If you want to quickly check the results of your last workflow runs, this app is the slowest and most painful way to do that. Actions are not listed by the most recent workflow runs, you get a list of the workflow files, and it’s up to you to know which of those were run most recently… and no hint of the status (did it default, is the workflow still running, until after you look at each individual workflow file. I could go on, but if these problems were fixed everything else would be minor inconveniences that I would probably overlook.
3v3ryS1ngl3n4m31sT4k3n · 30 Aug 2026
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1/5has potential but too many dealbreakers
I truly want to like this app but the bugs that have been around since I first used it are driving me crazy. Every time I add a new favorite it’ll disappear from my list a few minutes later, sometimes right before my eyes it’ll remove itself from my list. On top of that, the search functionality is atrocious, and way too limited. We can’t even search our own repos! The search functionality we do have for the rest of the site leaves a lot to be desired and doesn’t even return the same results as the website. We should be able to search our starred repos, our own repos as well as choose how our own repos are filtered, this is bottom of the barrell functionality that should be a no brainer. If its possible on the website, it should be possible in the application. Im honestly shocked at how little functionality this app offers as the official github client. lastly, iOS 14 required now? you cant be serious. time to write a good github client on my own I guess, supporting iOS 13 isnt difficult and theres absolutely nothing earth shattering offered in the 14 SDK that github needs to function. id be embarassed if i wrote an app this shoddy for such a high profile company.
teknowhore · 30 Aug 2026
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1/5it would be really great if this had like a normal user interface with normal lists
My rant hits on something real: the GitHub mobile app (and a few of their extensions like the PR one) often feel like they were designed by someone trying to teach project management rather than just giving you access to your repos. Instead of starting with the most obvious hierarchy — repos you have access to → branches/commits → PRs/issues — it dumps you into a bunch of pre-canned filter lists. Those lists line up more with “best practices from a textbook” than with how actual engineers need to navigate day to day. If your workflow doesn’t match that model, you end up lost in the app with no way to just… see the repo you know is there. It’s the same disease across the GitHub product surface: the pull request extension, the “Projects” integrations, even some of the Codespaces UI. Everything is filtered, abstracted, or “curated” before you ever get to raw lists. The assumption seems to be that every team follows the same structure and rituals, when in reality a ton of dev teams don’t use milestones, labels, or projects at all — they just want to search commits or scan repos. My point is about evaluation teams. These kinds of UX choices usually come from dogfooding within a product org that has a very specific culture. If you’re not rowing in that same direction, the abstractions just get in the way. A simple “basic list view first, filters later” approach would solve most of this pain. Delete? Yes.
robert337mar · 30 Aug 2026
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1/5How on earth is the average 4.8?
This app is essentially READ-ONLY. I see some people defending it with, “You can’t expect full functionality of the desktop app”, and I get where they’re coming from, but I would argue that it’s not unfair to expect ANY functionality. I’m a huge fan of what GitHub is and does. I’ll fight tooth and nail over the actual site and how much it’s done for the common dev/user. But there’s no denying that it’s very disappointing to get an app for GitHub that will not let you actually create anything more than an issue or pull request. That’s right. No creating a fork, a branch, anything - even for an already existing repo - let alone creating a new project/repo. If you actually want to create something, this app is essentially useless to you, and you’d quite literally be better off working out of a mobile browser. Imho, it’s an insult to a site that’s done so much for the dev world, to call this their official app. Y’all know it, I know it, and everyone knows it.
Sam Ciero · 30 Aug 2026
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5/5
good
Deepak · 1 Aug 2026
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1/5
terrible ui performance full of lag and black screen when im scrolling a simple read me file
Behrouz RZ · 1 Aug 2026
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2/5
pull-reqタブが機能してない?草が見れない
yi ktgw · 1 Aug 2026
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5/5
perfect
FarruXbek Raxmonov · 1 Aug 2026
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4/5
:) the change is constant.
Marlon Andres Vasquez Zea · 1 Aug 2026
Privacy & accessibility
Privacy
- Data Linked to You — App Functionality — Identifiers — Device ID Developer declared
- Data Linked to You — Identifiers Developer declared
- Data Not Linked to You — App Functionality — Diagnostics — Crash Data Developer declared
- Data Not Linked to You — Diagnostics Developer declared
Accessibility
- Dark Interface — SUPPORTED Store published
- Differentiate Without Color Alone — SUPPORTED Store published
- Larger Text — SUPPORTED Store published
- Reduced Motion — SUPPORTED Store published
- Sufficient Contrast — SUPPORTED Store published
- Voice Control — SUPPORTED Store published
- VoiceOver — SUPPORTED Store published
Privacy
- Data collected — Analytics — App activity — App interactions Developer declared
- Data collected — Analytics — App info and performance — Crash logs Developer declared
- Data collected — Analytics — App info and performance — Diagnostics Developer declared
- Data collected — Analytics — Device or other IDs Developer declared
- Data collected — Analytics, Fraud prevention, security, and compliance — Location — Approximate location Developer declared
- Data collected — App functionality — App activity — Other actions Developer declared
- Data collected — App functionality — App activity — Other user-generated content Developer declared
- Data collected — App functionality — Files and docs Developer declared
- Data collected — App functionality — Financial info — Purchase history Developer declared
- Data collected — App functionality — Messages — Other in-app messages Developer declared
- Data collected — App functionality — Photos and videos — Photos Developer declared
- Data collected — App functionality — Photos and videos — Videos Developer declared
- Data collected — App functionality, Analytics, Developer communications, Fraud prevention, security, and compliance, Account management — Personal info — Name Developer declared
- Data collected — App functionality, Analytics, Fraud prevention, security, and compliance, Personalization, Account management — Personal info — User IDs Developer declared
- Data collected — App functionality, Developer communications, Fraud prevention, security, and compliance, Account management — Personal info — Email address Developer declared
- Security practices — Your data is transferred over a secure connection — Data is encrypted in transit Developer declared
- Security practices — The developer provides a way for you to request that your data be deleted — You can request that data be deleted Developer declared
Accessibility
No accessibility labels collected yet.
Versions
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1.246.0
What's New Coding Agent Live Notifications are here. Get real-time updates on your coding sessions and jump straight to the pull request when it’s ready. Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue that could lock your screen while playing videos in issue descriptions and comments. - The filter bar now stays visible even when your filtered list is empty. - On iOS 26, the tab bar now stays visible when you scroll down. - Issue timelines now clearly show which issue was marked as a duplicate.
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1.246.1
What's New • Coding Agent Live Notifications are here. Get real-time updates on your coding sessions and jump straight to the pull request when it's ready. Bug Fixes • Fixed an issue that could lock your screen while playing videos in issue descriptions and comments. • The filter bar now stays visible even when your filtered list is empty. • On iOS 26, the tab bar now stays visible when you scroll down. • Issue timelines now clearly show which issue was marked as a duplicate.
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1.248.0
What's new • Create a new agent session from the Home screen by long-pressing the app icon. • Revamped the status checks experience with clearer state indicators and more accurate status. Tap View all to open an updated view with a better overview. • Display avatar when selecting assignee. Bug fixes • Don't show the button for more actions in pinned repositories and search results. • Render comments on a renamed file when reviewing a pull request. • Coding agent sessions view paginates correctly. • Fix Run Workflow button hit area.
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1.249.0
What's new • Copy all logs from an Actions run with the new "Copy All Logs" option in the context menu.
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1.250.0
Bug fixes: • Fixed a crash that could occur when rapidly tapping reaction buttons on comments.
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1.251.0
What's new: • Introducing a refreshed Copilot Home with an overview of your agent sessions and chat history to help you find what you need faster. • The new agent list view includes filters to sort tasks by state, with real-time updates as you start new sessions. Bug fixes: • Fixed a crash that could occur when rapidly tapping reaction buttons on comments.
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1.252.0
What's new • Introducing a refreshed Copilot Home with an overview of your agent sessions and chat history to help you find what you need faster. • The new session list view includes filters to sort tasks by state, with real-time updates as new sessions are kicked off. • View full session logs natively in the app, create a pull request from a completed session, review the pull request in depth, and stop a running session—all without leaving mobile. Bug fixes • Requesting a Copilot review on a pull request preserves all existing reviewers. • Agent session timestamps display correctly.
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1.253.0
What's new • Start a new session without attaching it to a Pull Request, so you can plan ahead before deciding whether to ask an agent or handle it yourself. • Improved the new session list view to make it easier to identify which sessions are attached to a PR. • Assign a coding agent to an issue directly from the issue detail screen. • Tap a live activity notification from an in-progress agent session to jump straight to the task detail screen. Bug fixes • Fixed a bug where the option to edit a user's status was shown when viewing someone else's profile. • Fixed an issue where user mentions in bios were not displayed with the correct text styling. • Assign a coding agent to an issue directly from the issue detail screen. • Tap a live activity notification from an in-progress agent session to jump straight to the task detail screen.
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1.254.0
Bug fixes: - Fix a crash that occurred when rendering Markdown tables.
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1.254.1
Bugfixes: • Select a model when creating a new agent task.
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1.255.0
Bug fixes • Fixed a crash that could occur on the Copilot upgrade screen. • Fixed an issue where the Copilot Home tab could fail to load chats after launching the app without an internet connection.
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1.256.0
What's new • Create a new repository right from the app, with support for visibility, templates, and more. Bug fixes • Links in Copilot agent task sessions are now tappable — tap any URL to open it in-app or in Safari. • Fixed an issue where system-injected tags could appear as raw text in Copilot agent messages. • Fixed agent tasks list showing results from a previous filter when switching filters quickly.
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1.257.0
What's new • Remote control your Copilot CLI sessions from GitHub Mobile and VS Code: Start a session with copilot --remote in Copilot CLI, or use /remote on during an existing session in the Copilot CLI or in VS Code. Your CLI sessions will appear in the agent session list under the Copilot tab, where you can view logs, steer the session, approve tool calls, review changes, and create a PR directly from mobile. • Remote control supports non-git, non-GitHub, and multi-repo sessions.
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1.258.0
What's new: - Pull request comments in your Copilot CLI sessions display the full comment content and author, making it easier to follow how feedback steers the agent. Bug fixes: - Fixed an issue where the settings icon was missing on your profile when navigating from the Home tab.
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1.259.0
What's new • Sending a message to a busy Copilot session displays "Queued" to indicate the message is received and will be picked up when the agent is ready. • Stopping a Copilot session is indicated in the session timeline. Bug fixes • Fixed an issue where tapping "Search for people" in the @mention autocomplete didn't open the user search modal. • Fixed an issue where the Contribute button was missing from the branch picker on iOS 26. • Fixed a bug where searching discussions you're involved in returned no results. • Resolved various memory leaks throughout the app for improved performance and stability.
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1.260.0
Bug fixes: • Fixed an issue where the Copilot Coding Agent Live Activity persisted after the session was completed and viewed. • Resolved various memory leaks throughout the app for improved performance and stability.
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1.261.0
Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue where the Copilot Coding Agent Live Activity persisted after the session was completed and viewed. - Resolved various memory leaks throughout the app for improved performance and stability.
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1.262.0
Bug Fixes: - Review Copilot permission responses with clearer tool display names in session history. - Open cloud agent task deeplinks reliably. - Read the Files Changed screen more clearly with improved contrast on the "..." control. - "Allow for this session" button appears on MCP and file-write permission prompts in agent sessions, matching the behavior on web.
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1.263.0
What's new - View billing info in Copilot settings. - Copy Copilot logs with the new "Copy" button. Bug fixes - Fixed an issue where fork information for a repository cut off at larger accessibility sizes. - Fixed an incorrect accessibility label in notification watch settings. - Fixed an issue where the markdown bar didn’t appear when creating a new discussion. - Fixed an issue where trending repositories didn’t load reliably. - Fixed an issue where dismissed Copilot chat usage banners reappeared after sending a message.
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1.264.0
What's new • Sort agent sessions by creation date. Bug Fixes • Fixed an issue where Copilot usage data in Settings didn’t refresh correctly after a Copilot license upgrade. • Fixed an issue where the Pull Request bottom sheet couldn’t dismissed while submitting.
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1.265.0
What's new: • Filter agent sessions by repository and agent type. • Jump straight to the workflow run from a failed agent session. • Preview how your markdown will render before posting, when creating or editing issues, pull request comments and reviews, and discussions. Bug fixes: • Render session cards in agent sessions with correct horizontal margins. • Fixed text being cut off at large accessibility sizes on the New Pull Request screen. • Fixed the “Suggested” label being cut off at larger text sizes in the Copilot review request row. • Fixed the “Preview” badge in the Copilot model picker being cut off at larger accessibility text sizes by stacking it below the model name. • Don't suggest Copilot as a reviewer in a pull request where the user doesn't have write permission.
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1.266.0
What's new • Track your remote agent sessions in real time. Live status updates — In progress, Action required, Idle, and Disconnected — let you know exactly when a session needs your attention without keeping the app open. Turn it on or off in Settings. • Customize the branch name when creating a new branch. • Resolve merge conflicts by asking Copilot directly from a pull request's merge box. • Fix Copilot's code review feedback in a single tap, directly from a pull request. • Filter agent sessions by agent, such as Copilot, Claude, and Codex. • Filter agent sessions by active and completed states. • Markdown ansi code blocks render with colored output. Bug fixes • Tapping the send button in Copilot Chat reads a clear accessibility label with VoiceOver. • Editing a discussion's category no longer crashes the app. • Copilot Chat keeps a partially streamed response visible when the connection drops while the app is in the background, and shows an error beneath it. • Issue status icons and colors in the timeline match those on GitHub.com. • Agent session titles and timestamps no longer overlap for sessions that aren't tied to a repository.
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1.267.0
What's new: - Copy a pull request's head branch name in one tap. Bug fixes: - Submodule links in diff views open the correct repository when the submodule uses a relative URL. - The new agent session screen remembers the Copilot model you selected. - MCP permission prompts in agent sessions show a clear description of the requested tool. - The contributors row on a repository announces its contributor count with VoiceOver. - Agent session timestamps announce a full, readable date with VoiceOver.
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1.268.0
What's new: • Fix a failing GitHub Actions check on your pull request in one tap from the Check run screen. Bug fixes: • Repository profile count numbers no longer get cut off at larger text sizes. • Inline code in Markdown headings now renders correctly. • The agent session header now announces its expanded or collapsed state with VoiceOver. • Issue templates opened from deep links now fill in the title and body from URL query parameters. • Action bar labels scale correctly at large accessibility text sizes.
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1.269.0
· 23 Jul 2026
## What's new • Archive, unarchive, and delete agent sessions. • Fix a failing GitHub Actions check on your pull request in one tap from the Check run screen.
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1.270.0
· 30 Jul 2026
What's new: - You can now see when a pull request is part of a stack, check its current status, and merge stacked pull requests from wherever you are. - Copilot coding tasks show which model is in use and how many AI credits the task has used. - Continue drafting an issue or viewing a Copilot coding task on GitHub.com from your Mac with Handoff. Bug fixes: - Issue labels wrap across lines without clipping or overlapping other content at large accessibility text sizes.
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1.271.0
What's new • Continue browsing on your iPhone from GitHub.com using Handoff. Bug fixes • The more, collapse, and mark-as-viewed controls on a pull request's files changed screen scale with your font size preferences. • Creating a repository keeps the owner name visible at large accessibility text sizes. Note: This is the last app version to support iOS 16. To receive future app updates, please update your device to a newer iOS version.
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1.272.0
What's new: • GitHub Mobile now requires devices running iOS 17 or above. Bug fixes: • The “Jump to” view in a pull request’s code changes doesn't truncate file paths when Dynamic Type is enabled. • Update sub-issues for improved accessibility. • Update colors to improve contrast on delete sub-issue confirmation. • Improved the color contrast of the Edit button on the review submission screen so it's easier to read. • The Log in buttons now scale correctly at larger accessibility text sizes. • Improve contrast when selecting assignees and reviews on issues and pull requests. • Send and stop buttons in Copilot Chat resize themselves when Dynamic Type is on. • Improve dismissal focus on Copilot model picker. • Improve contrast when selecting a repository for creating a subissue. • Improve text contrast on the new repository template description for better readability. • VoiceOver now announces when a pull request review conversation is resolved. • Improved the contrast of navigation subtitles. • When activating search, accessibility tools focus the search bar. • Filter controls on the Copilot agent sessions screen now scale with larger accessibility text sizes. • Changed file names and paths now stay fully readable at larger accessibility text sizes.
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1.273.0
What's new: • Browse a repository and see SVG files rendered as images. • Review detailed file diffs directly within a Copilot coding agent session. Bug fixes: • Stop a Copilot coding agent session that's stuck in a queued, idle, or waiting state to unblock further interaction. • The "My work" pull request list no longer shows up empty when your pull requests span many repositories. • Selected lines in the files changed view stand out with improved highlight contrast. • The Clear button in recent code searches has the correct contrast in light and dark mode. • Sharing a list of workflows announces a clear accessibility label for VoiceOver.
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1.274.0
· 27 Aug 2026
What's new: • A new Share action for issues and pull requests lives in the More menu instead of a dedicated navigation button. Bug fixes: • Viewing a file from a pull request works after the head branch has been deleted. • Navigating to Issues or Pull Requests from the Home screen correctly renders the share and overflow trailing navigation buttons. • The status icon picker shows the full emoji grid instead of collapsing to a small popover. • Pull requests blocked by reviews correctly show which reviewer is blocking, even after that reviewer leaves a follow-up comment. • The Copilot usage billing details no longer reference the retired GitHub Spark product. • The Discussion save button now has an enhanced color contrast.
- 1.269.0 · 23 Jul 2026
- 1.270.0 · 30 Jul 2026
- 1.274.0 · 27 Aug 2026
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Availability by market
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Data quality & evidence
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- Live store listing
- Last verified
- 31 Aug 2026
- Sources
- App Store, Google Play
- Independent summary has not been published yet.