iPhone
One column at a time, with a swipe to move cards. Built for triage in a checkout line.
GitHub Issues, made for your thumb.
Mobile Issues puts your issues, labels, and project boards on iPhone, iPad, and Android. Everything you do on github.com, in an app that feels good to use with one hand.
Sign in with your GitHub account. Your issues stay on GitHub.
Nothing here yet. Swipe a card over from another column.
Nothing here yet. Swipe a card over from another column.
Nothing here yet. Swipe a card over from another column.
Everything you use on github.com.
You shouldn’t have to wait until you’re back at a desk to deal with an issue. Mobile Issues covers the parts of GitHub Issues you use every day.
- Issues, sub-issues, and issue types
- Open, edit, close, reopen, and link issues. Break big work into sub-issues and track their progress.
- Labels, milestones, and assignees
- Your repository’s real labels, with their colors. Set them from one sheet instead of three menus.
- Project boards and fields
- Board and table views for GitHub Projects, including status, iteration, priority, and your custom fields.
- Markdown comments
- Write with task lists, code blocks, images, @mentions, and #issue references, and preview before you post.
- The same search filters
- is:open, assignee:@me, label:bug, sort:updated-desc. The query language you already know works as-is.
- Notifications
- A focused inbox for mentions, assignments, and review requests. Mark done with a swipe.
Then it gets better.
github.com was built for a mouse and a big screen. Here’s what changes when an app is built for your hand.
| Task | github.com in a phone browser | Mobile Issues |
|---|---|---|
| Moving a card to another column | Long-press, then drag across a board that is wider than your screen. | Swipe the card left or right. |
| Triaging new issues | Open each issue and hunt for labels, assignees, and project in the sidebar. | Work through a triage queue and set everything from one sheet. |
| Finding your work | Retype the filter query every time you visit. | Save filters and pin them to your home screen. |
| Writing a comment | The formatting toolbar hides behind the keyboard. | Formatting and @mention autocomplete sit right above the keyboard. |
| Weak signal on a train | A reload can lose what you typed. | Drafts stay on your device and send when you reconnect. |
| Using an iPad | A phone layout stretched wide. | Every board column side by side, with keyboard shortcuts. |
One app, sized for each screen.
iPad
The whole board at once. Drag between columns, use a keyboard, and run it next to another app.
Android
The same features as iPhone, with Material-native controls, back gestures, and home-screen widgets.
Questions
Is Mobile Issues made by GitHub?
No. Mobile Issues is an independent app built on GitHub’s public API. Everything you change shows up on github.com right away, and your teammates see the same issues whether or not they use the app.
How do I sign in?
Sign in with your GitHub account on GitHub’s own sign-in page. Mobile Issues never sees your password, and you can revoke access from your GitHub settings at any time.
Which repositories can I use?
Any repository your GitHub account can see, including private repositories. For organization repositories, your organization may need to approve the app first.
Does it work with GitHub Projects?
Yes. Boards, tables, and custom fields from GitHub Projects all work, and the changes you make are saved to the same project your team uses on the web.
What if I switch between phone and computer?
There is nothing to sync. Mobile Issues reads and writes straight to GitHub, so github.com and the app always show the same thing.
Something else? Email support@mobileissues.com.
Close an issue from the couch.
Mobile Issues is available for iPhone, iPad, and Android.