Treft vs Local Git

Make a change. Review a pull request. Keep your laptop closed. Treft puts coding agents and GitHub reviews on your phone. Describe a change, follow the work, then inspect the diff and test results before you decide what merges. START WITH AN IDEA Choose your project and tell an agent what to change. The work runs in a cloud sandbox. Follow its progress from your phone and stop a run when you need to. REVIEW THE ACTUAL CHANGE Work through a deck of code changes, one piece at a time. Read the diff and Treft's explanation. Mark a concern, request changes or approve the merge. CHECK THE WORK Treft independently re-runs supported tests and shows the results. See what passed, what failed and what could not be checked. When screenshots are available, see the result alongside the code. KEEP YOUR TEAM MOVING Bring pull requests from coding agents and teammates into one review queue. Get notified when work needs your attention, wherever you are. CONNECT YOUR GITHUB PROJECTS Choose which repositories to connect through the Treft GitHub app. You can revoke access when you need to. Test and screenshot availability depends on your repository setup and supported tooling. Treft is free to download. Optional Pro subscriptions and prepaid credits provide additional usage. Agent runs and paid verification use credits for work performed, whether or not you approve the result. Support: https://treft.dev/support Privacy: https://treft.dev/privacy Terms: https://treft.dev/terms Apple standard EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Keep a folder under On My iPhone in sync with a GitHub repository. Review changes, then choose when to synchronize. • Work with a folder you choose in Files. Edit its contents in any app that can use that folder. • See local changes and whether your GitHub branch is aligned. • Capture local changes, integrate remote history, and push without force. • When changes conflict, review affected files and choose the iPhone or GitHub version. • Check recent activity and use supported actions in Apple Shortcuts. Local Git needs a writable GitHub repository and an internet connection to synchronize. It works with folders under On My iPhone; iCloud Drive folders are not supported. Synchronization starts when you choose it.