Git client - Working Copy

Git client - Working Copy

for GitHub and self-hosted

3.7K ratings
543 reviews
#40 in top-grossing Developer Tools
📊 Productivity
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Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 8, 2014
  • August 24, 2026

Features

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Access and manage Git repositories directly on your iOS device. Clone, edit, commit, and push code, even offline. Offers advanced features for code review and automation.

Clone, edit, commit, and push repositories
Offline commit capability
Syntax highlighting for 50+ languages
Markdown and HTML preview with console
Branch management and merge tool
Fuzzy search and commit graph
Diff viewer for text and images
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What's New in Git client

6.9.4

August 24, 2026

Improvements when setting up a linked repository inside a ShellFish location. Ask the Repository Agent to review your changes and it now reads the actual diff. It can also show what a single commit changed or compare two commits. Git LFS works with servers that ask for HTTP Digest authentication. Fetching and pushing large files previously failed against servers that refuse Basic authentication. libgit2 has been upgraded to 1.9.7.

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Transfer of unlock up to January 2018

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📉 40-2

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This app dropped -2 positions in Developer Tools chart.

Last updated on August 28, 2026.

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The app has maintained its position at 68 recently.

Last updated on August 28, 2026.

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Reliable with my Ipad

Really simplifies my web developement for HUGO

Useful and resourceful

Definitely an easy way to help between your phone in your computer to share

Bad

Why I need to pay for the opportunity to attach repo to every folder I want? Disgusting.

Developer apps

FAQ

What does Working Copy do?

Working Copy allows you to access and manage Git repositories directly on your iOS device. You can clone repositories, edit files, make commits, and push changes to remote servers. It also provides tools for code review, branch management, and file previews.

What are the key features of Working Copy?

Key features include the ability to clone, edit, commit, and push code, even when offline. It offers syntax highlighting for over 50 programming languages, Markdown and HTML previews, a merge tool for conflict resolution, fuzzy search, and a commit graph for visualizing repository history.

Is Working Copy free to use?

Working Copy is free to download and offers a 10-day free trial of its pro features. To unlock advanced capabilities like pushing commits and managing more than five repositories permanently, an in-app purchase is required. This purchase directly supports the app's development.

What kind of use cases is Working Copy suitable for?

This app is ideal for making quick code updates, managing personal projects on the go, reviewing code, or even performing more significant programming tasks on iOS. It's useful for updating files like TODO lists or Jekyll sites, adding files from designers, or when you need to fix code while away from your computer.

Can other apps access the repositories managed by Working Copy?

Yes, other applications that support the Files app, WebDAV, or x-callback-url have access to the files within the cloned repositories. This integration allows for seamless workflows between Working Copy and other compatible iOS applications.