Procedural vs Cerulean for Azure DevOps

Procedural is a workflow checklist app for repeatable routines, daily checklists, packing lists, SOP-style procedures, and step-by-step work you run more than once. Create a process once, then follow it whenever you need it. Instead of rebuilding the same task list or relying on memory, Procedural helps you stay focused on the current step, track what was done, and keep reusable workflows organized. Use Procedural for: - Daily routines and recurring checklists - Work procedures, reviews, and SOP-style playbooks - Travel packing lists and preparation steps - Content creation and publishing workflows - Personal habits, practice routines, and task logs Procedural supports structured workflows, timers, iCloud, widgets, Shortcuts, voice control, and export, so your processes can stay clear, repeatable, and ready to share or back up. By using this app, you agree to the terms of use. You can view the standard apple eula here: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Cerulean is a fully native Azure DevOps client for iPhone and iPad, written in SwiftUI and built with Liquid Glass. It talks straight to your organization, with no server in between. Prep your stand-up in three seconds, review a pull request in a real diff, keep an eye on your builds. Browsing your work items is free, with no time limit; a subscription unlocks everything else. Stand-up • Everything you have done since yesterday, gathered automatically • What you handled yourself, kept separate from what you moved along for someone else • State changes called out, so what is resolved reads at a glance • Hide pull requests if your stand-up does not cover them • Share the summary in one tap Work items • Browse, filter and sort your work items, boards and queries • Detail view with state, priority, tags, assignment and comments • Edit work items inline — state, priority and more • State colors exactly as configured in Azure DevOps Pull requests & code review • Your active pull requests, with reviewers and approvals • Full detail: description, reviewers, your vote and threaded comments • Review code in a true side-scrolling diff — line numbers, syntax highlighting, expandable context • Approve, vote and comment from your phone Repositories • Projects, repositories and branches • The file tree and source, with syntax highlighting • Per-file history and commits Wiki • Your project wikis with rich formatting — headings, lists, code and @mentions Pipelines • Build and release status at a glance Widgets • Your Stand-up on the Home Screen, ready before the meeting • The number of work items assigned to you • Tap a line to open that item directly A real iOS app • SwiftUI and Liquid Glass: fluid scrolling, system gestures and animations • A customizable tab bar — keep the destinations you use most; the rest live in More (iPhone) or the sidebar (iPad) • Contextual search across your work • Light and dark mode • Fully localized in English and French • Preferences synced across your devices with iCloud Privacy • Sign in with a Personal Access Token or with Microsoft • Your token is stored in the Keychain and never leaves your device • No third-party analytics, no tracking, no backend — Cerulean talks only to your Azure DevOps organization Subscription Browsing your work items is free. To unlock the rest, pick a plan: • Cerulean Yearly — $14.99/year, about $1.25 a month • Cerulean Monthly — $2.19/month • Cerulean Lifetime — $49.99, one-time purchase Prices shown are for the United States. They vary by country; the app always shows yours. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. The monthly and yearly subscriptions renew automatically for the same price and duration unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. • Terms of Use: https://cerulean.interrupt.fr/en/terms-of-sale • Privacy Policy: https://cerulean.interrupt.fr/en/privacy-policy Requires an Azure DevOps account. Cerulean is an independent app and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Microsoft. "Azure DevOps" is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.