Fjord Mobile

Fjord Mobile

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  • Released
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  • July 20, 2026
  • August 1, 2026

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About

Fjord is a fast, native client for Forgejo, the self-hosted Git forge. It brings the workflow you rely on in the browser to iPhone and iPad. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Triage your notification inbox and mark threads read. - Browse, filter, search, and sort issues across your repositories, with the same Type and Sort controls as the Forgejo dashboard. - Review pull requests: read the conversation and timeline, see the diffstat and changed files, check CI status, and merge. - Track milestones across every repository in one place. - Explore repositories, users, and organizations, and read code and releases. - Comment, react, label, assign, and manage reviewers. SIGN IN - Sign in with your Fjord Account, then choose the Forgejo instance to browse. - Once signed in, you can also connect external forges with a personal access token; those tokens are stored only in the device Keychain. No tracking, no analytics, no ads.
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What's New in Fjord Mobile

1.0.4

August 1, 2026

Sign in to any Forgejo server. You no longer need a Fjord Account to use Fjord Mobile. Point the app at your own Forgejo instance and sign in with a personal access token, and everything except push notifications works against your server. Also in this version: - Fjord adapts to your server's version, so older instances hide the features they cannot do instead of failing on them. - The Fjord Account screens now explain what an account actually adds, instead of reading as though you are signed out. - Merging a pull request no longer reports a permission error when the merge succeeded. - Signing in again after a long time offline, or after your session rotates, restores your identity without a restart.

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