DevPulse vs Punk Code

DevPulse keeps you in the loop on the software that matters, now on iPhone and iPad. Track releases across GitHub, GitLab, and Helm chart repositories, see what's new at a glance, and read the full release notes anywhere. A companion to DevPulse for Mac: your repositories, release briefing, and version history arrive over iCloud with nothing to set up, and a single one-time purchase unlocks Pro on every device signed into your Apple ID. WHY DEVPULSE • One place for releases: GitHub, GitLab, and Helm • A release briefing that groups what landed by risk • Long release notes summarized on-device by Apple Intelligence • Security advisories named in release notes, confirmed against OSV.dev • Full version history and release notes, correctly ordered • iCloud sync across iPhone, iPad, and Mac • No account required: public APIs, cached to stay fast RELEASE BRIEFING • Recent releases grouped by risk: confirmed advisories and breaking changes first, then major version bumps, then pre-releases • Covers the last 7 days, extendable to 14 or 30 with Pro • Tap through from any release to its repository ON-DEVICE SUMMARIES • Long release notes are summarized to a single line, and your briefing gains a short digest of the whole window • Everything runs on your iPhone or iPad with Apple Intelligence, so no changelog is sent anywhere • Generated text is marked as generated, and the full notes stay one tap away RELEASE SAFETY • When release notes name a GHSA or CVE identifier, DevPulse resolves it against OSV.dev and badges the release with its published severity • Confirmed advisories rank ahead of every other risk signal, and can waive the cooldown that holds back very fresh releases • DevPulse checks only the advisories your notes name, so it tells you what it confirmed and never claims a release is clean RELEASE DETAILS • Accurate "latest" version with semantic-version ordering, so old tags and pre-release builds stop masquerading as the newest release • Latest release at a glance with relative timestamps • Full history with quick "Load More" • Combine a project and its Helm chart into one entry, each refreshing on its own MULTI-PROVIDER TRACKING • GitHub: follow Releases, or switch to Tags for every version • GitLab: follow Releases or Tags, useful for projects that restrict Releases to members • Helm: add chart repositories and auto-discover charts MANAGE YOUR LIST • Pick from a catalog of 71 popular projects, or paste a URL or owner/repo • Pull to refresh; edit tags, tracking mode, and filters • Your list stays in step with your Mac DEVPULSE PRO Free for up to 5 repositories and a 7-day briefing. One one-time purchase unlocks Pro on iPhone, iPad, and Mac: • Track unlimited repositories • Summarize long release notes on-device with Apple Intelligence • Widen the briefing window to 14 or 30 days • Generate Markdown changelogs between any two versions On the Mac, Pro also adds native notifications when a release lands, an optional menu bar item, and a local MCP server that lets AI agents query your version history and changelogs. PRIVACY • Your repository list is stored locally and can sync via iCloud • No tracking, no analytics, and no third-party data collection REQUIREMENTS iOS or iPadOS 26.0 or later. Summaries require Apple Intelligence. DevPulse for Mac is a separate download.

Your laptop is the mainframe. Your phone is the terminal. PUNK lets you control Claude Code sessions from your iPhone, wherever you are. Your agents run locally on your machine — PUNK is how you reach them. LOCK SCREEN APPROVALS Approve or deny tool calls without unlocking your phone. VOICE INPUT Dictate prompts 4x faster than typing. MULTI-DEVICE Run multiple Claude Code instances in parallel and manage them all from one place. EXECUTION MODES Switch between Plan, Ask, Auto, and Dangerous modes on the fly. SKILLS & MCPs Access slash commands, MCP tools, and custom skills from your phone. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No persistent data storage. Relay-only architecture. No open ports required. Works on Mac, Linux, and Windows. Currently in free beta via TestFlight.