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Monitor GitHub Actions directly from your menubar. Get a quick overview of recent test results and easily navigate to any test failures. Offers free tracking for public repositories and subscription options for private repos and more frequent checks.
What's New in Test Reflector
1.16
February 1, 2026
- Improve data races when detecting network loss/recovery. - Internal memory management fixes. - Fix issue with StoreKit state management.
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FAQ
How many GitHub repositories can I track with Test Reflector for free?
Without a subscription, Test Reflector allows you to watch up to 3 public GitHub repositories. This provides a basic overview of your CI/CD status for your open-source projects.
What benefits does a Test Reflector subscription offer?
A monthly or yearly subscription to Test Reflector unlocks the ability to add personal access tokens. This enables tracking of private repositories and allows for more frequent checks for updates, ensuring you're always up-to-date.
Does Test Reflector have ads?
No, Test Reflector does not contain advertisements. The app operates on a freemium model, with optional subscriptions for enhanced features.
What are the subscription costs and trial periods for Test Reflector?
Test Reflector offers a monthly subscription for $0.99 with a 14-day free trial, and a yearly subscription for $9.99 with a 1-month free trial. These plans unlock advanced features like private repository tracking.
How does Test Reflector manage GitHub API request limits?
Test Reflector is designed to conservatively allocate API requests. This ensures that GitHub's API request limits are never exceeded, maintaining a stable connection and reliable monitoring.
What devices is Test Reflector compatible with?
Test Reflector is available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. This cross-platform compatibility allows you to monitor your CI/CD status across your Apple devices.
How often is Test Reflector updated?
The latest version of Test Reflector is 1.16, and it was last updated on February 1, 2026. This indicates a commitment to ongoing development and improvements.
How do I add personal access tokens to Test Reflector on iOS?
Currently, the easiest method to add personal access tokens to Test Reflector on iOS is by using the Universal Clipboard with Continuity from a Mac desktop or laptop computer. Future updates may introduce more direct token generation methods within the app.


