Moki vs Minos PR Inbox

Moki is a warm, simple home for your Markdown on iPhone and iPad — a lovely place to read it and write it. **Reading is a pleasure** - 10 built-in themes to choose from — with colorful code blocks, math, and diagrams - A comfy, centered reading width keeps long lines easy on the eyes - A Table of Contents to hop between headings - Light or dark, whichever you like **Writing feels easy** - Your preview sits right next to the editor as you type - A handy formatting toolbar above the keyboard - Gentle syntax colors, and lists that keep themselves going - Everything saves on its own **Made for Vibe Coding** - Open a folder and all your Markdown shows up in the sidebar - When a file changes, it re-renders in a blink — so you can watch your notes, plans, and AI-written docs update live, all in one place - Find files by name, and create, rename, or delete files and folders with ease **Share a clean PDF** - Turn any note into a tidy, paginated PDF (A4 or Letter) with neat page breaks — an easy-to-read document that's ready to share **And there's more — beyond Markdown** - Source code in living color in a dark editor — Swift, Python, JavaScript, JSON, and more - A built-in PDF viewer with page layouts and navigation - An image viewer with zoom and animated GIFs, plus video playback - Take a peek at any other file type with QuickLook - iCloud files download whenever you need them, with a clear indicator - Three display modes: read, write, or both

One inbox for your pull requests — GitHub and every Gitea, Forgejo, or Codeberg server you use, including self-hosted instances on your own network. Review the diff, read the conversation, check CI, comment, approve, request changes, and merge — all from your phone, in seconds. • Works with GitHub and any Gitea-family server (Gitea, Forgejo, Codeberg) • Queue split: needs your review / yours / open • Full diffs with per-file paging and line-level comments (GitHub) • CI check results, with failure detail • Conversation thread: comments, approvals, change requests • Merge with your default method, or pick merge / squash / rebase per PR • Optional push notifications when a PR opens — via a webhook relay you host yourself (setup guides for Cloudflare, AWS, and Azure in the docs) • No token? Browse public repositories read-only Private by design: your access tokens live only in your phone's Keychain and are sent only to the git server they belong to. No account, no analytics, no middleman server. The app talks to your git hosts directly.