RepoMind: Dictate GitHub Tasks

RepoMind: Dictate GitHub Tasks

Your coding agent picks it up

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  • Released
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  • April 23, 2026
  • August 24, 2026

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The fix occurs to you away from the keyboard. You dictate it in ten seconds, and by the time you open the project your coding agent already knows what to do. DICTATE, DON'T TYPE Hold the mic and talk. RepoMind transcribes it and files the task in whichever project you choose. It listens in two languages at once, so you never have to switch gears mid-sentence. Attach a screenshot and the context travels with the task. YOUR CODING AGENT READS THEM This is the part no other app does. Install RepoMind Bridge and Claude Code, Cursor or Codex pick up your tasks when they open the repository — marking them in progress, asking you when something is ambiguous, closing them when the work is done. You dictate from the sofa; by the time you sit down, it has already started. YOUR TASKS ARE GITHUB ISSUES Every task is published as an issue in its repository, with its column as a label. Moving a card to Done closes the issue. And it works both ways: whatever gets closed on GitHub shows up as done on the board, and issues opened outside the app come in on their own. ONE BOARD PER PROJECT Each repository gets its own columns, with a separate one for ideas so a half-formed thought never ends up published as an issue. Folders to group projects. And a Today screen that gathers whatever needs attention across all of them. ICLOUD SYNC iPhone, iPad and Mac, always the same. No accounts and no servers of ours: your data travels through your own private iCloud. And when something fails, the app tells you exactly what, instead of going quiet. FREE AND PRO Free: 3 repositories, 1 GitHub account, 3 columns per board. Pro: everything unlimited, one single payment. No subscriptions.
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What's New in RepoMind

1.5.2

August 24, 2026

Fixes: • Projects no longer appear duplicated. The cause was a GitHub account registered twice, which made every sync insert fresh copies of all your repositories • Icons no longer vanish on refresh. They were never lost: what you saw were those new copies, which never had an icon in the first place • Opening a project no longer means waiting to see what your agent closed New: • An ideas column: pick it in each project's settings and its tasks stop being published as issues and stop counting as pending. A half-formed idea is not a task • A notification when an issue opened outside the app arrives, grouped by repository • On Mac, configuring a project's icon is now in the context menu — with no swipe gesture, it was the one action you could not reach

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Unlimited GitHub accounts, repositories, and columns.

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