GitSync.md vs Syncthing Monitor

GitSync.md is a Git client for iPhone and iPad. Keep Markdown notes and code in real Git repositories, edit your files, then review, commit, and push your changes. NOTES AND CODE, IN YOUR OWN FILES Use the built-in editor, or open repository files in Obsidian, iA Writer, 1Writer, Taio, or another compatible iOS Files app. Your notes stay ordinary files in a real Git working copy. GITHUB AND YOUR OWN GIT REMOTE Sign in to GitHub with OAuth or a Personal Access Token. You can also connect to GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea, or a self-hosted Git remote over HTTPS or SSH using the credentials that remote requires. REVIEW BEFORE YOU PUSH See changed files and text diffs, stage your changes, write a commit message, and push to your remote. Browse commit history, manage branches, stash changes, and use Pull with Rebase. Review and resolve merge conflicts when they occur. START WITH A REPO OR A LOCAL FOLDER Clone a repository, open an existing local Git repository, or turn a supported folder on your iPhone or iPad into a Git repository. Publishing a local folder creates a new private GitHub repository as a separate action, so you can review your files before uploading them. SHORTCUTS FOR YOUR WORKFLOW Run Pull, Push, or Sync from Apple Shortcuts. Use syncmd:// callback links to trigger repository actions from compatible apps and notes. Synchronization is driven by these actions; this build does not offer automatic background sync. MULTIPLE REPOSITORIES Keep your notes, documentation, and code projects in separate repositories, each with its own branch, author details, and storage location. STANDARD GIT, DIRECT CONNECTIONS GitSync.md uses libgit2 for on-device Git operations. Your repositories have real .git directories, and Git traffic goes directly to your chosen remote. Git credentials are stored in the iOS Keychain. Terms of Use (EULA): https://gitsyncmd.app/terms

Monitor your Syncthing instance on the go. Take Syncthing anywhere you go! ◆ FOLDERS - View Folder Info (name, path, type, last scan) - Browse Folders on your Syncthing instance - View Folder Status (sync state, needed items, errors, in-sync data) - Inspect Folder Activity, Files, and Shared Devices ◆ DEVICES - View Device Details (name, device ID, addresses, client version) - Browse Devices connected to your instance - View Device Status (online, offline, paused, last seen) - Inspect shared folders and remote completion per device ◆ SYSTEM - View System Info (version, uptime, memory, config, upgrade status) - Browse Logs, Events, and Diagnostics - Review Pending Devices and Folder Invitations - Open and manage System Settings ◆ ACCOUNTS - Connect via Syncthing URL and API Key - Switch between multiple Syncthing instances - Remove saved instances - Keep credentials stored locally on your device That’s it folks! This text isn't gonna get any more interesting. I mean, I think we've pretty much covered all the good stuff. Still here? Ummmm, ok. How's everything? Good? Cool cool cool. What are you looking for? The app description is over. For real, check out the app. It's way better than hanging out in the App Store this long. Wow, you're dedicated. Do you just love app descriptions? Weird. OK, we're gonna go now. Bye. NOTICE & ACKNOWLEDGMENT 1. API tokens are stored locally on your device, and never leave it. 2. Syncthing Monitor is OSS (Open Source Software), feel free to open an Issue or PR at github.com/get-syncy/syncy 3. This is not a replacement for the Syncthing GUI. Certain actions, such as creating should be done directly in the web dashboard. © FarFetched 2026. All trademarks and copyrights belong to their respective owners. Terms of Service: https://farfetched.global/syncthing/terms