gitbay

gitbay

Your git forge, on the go

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 6, 2026
  • September 30, 2026

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Access and manage your git repositories on the go. Review code, track issues, and monitor builds from your mobile device. Securely connect to your own git forge instance without sharing passwords.

✓Browse files, commit history, and branches
✓Review merge requests with diffs and threads
✓Manage issues with labels and milestones
✓Monitor CI builds and trigger jobs
✓View READMEs and wikis
✓Secure token-based authentication
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What's New in gitbay

1.7.0

September 30, 2026

Build logs Long logs now display. They used to go blank past about a thousand lines. The log is split into steps, and a failed build opens at the failed step. "Jump to failure" and "Jump to end" buttons, and a search field that filters log lines. Running builds update live, and the header shows how long the build took. Repository page Files, merge requests, issues and builds are in one strip, with open counts and the latest build status. Everything else is under More, above the README. Links gitbay.org links open straight into the app from Safari, Messages, Mail, Signal and other apps. #12, !34 and owner/repo#12 in issues, merge requests, comments and review threads are tappable, in both Markdown and Org. Easier to use A new issue opens as soon as you create it. Gates and checks sit at the top of a merge request. The Dashboard tab shows your unread count. Renaming a repository and removing an SSH key ask you to type the name first. iPad gets a sidebar layout. Icon buttons have VoiceOver labels, and lists adapt to large text sizes. Fixes Long files and snippets no longer show blank. An Org comment with a line starting "#12" no longer freezes the app. Back navigation from repository screens returns to the right place. The comment send button is bigger. The notifications screen is tidier. Adding a key or email with an expiring token now explains what to do.

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FAQ

What is gitbay?

gitbay is a mobile client for a CLI-first git forge. It allows you to read, review, and respond to your git repositories when you are away from a keyboard. It connects to your own gitbay instance.

How do I sign in to gitbay?

You sign in with a token you mint over SSH. There is no password or browser flow required, and the app does not create an account with us. The token is stored securely in your device's Keychain.

What can I do with gitbay?

You can browse files, commit history, branches, and tags. You can also review merge requests, manage issues, monitor CI builds, and view READMEs and wikis.

Does gitbay require my own git server?

Yes, gitbay requires you to have your own gitbay instance. The app talks only to the instance you name and uses tokens you generate.

Is gitbay free to use?

Yes, gitbay is free to use. The forge and the client are developed in the open at gitbay.org.

What devices does gitbay support?

gitbay supports iPhone and iPad devices.

How often is gitbay updated?

The latest version, 1.1.0, was released on September 8, 2026, indicating recent development activity.

What is the age rating for gitbay?

gitbay has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.