gyokuro
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Independent, unofficial app for Gitea and Forgejo

gyokuro

Gitea & Forgejo, finely brewed.

gyokuro is an independent, native iOS client for Gitea and Forgejo. Issues, pull requests, and Actions — under control on the go, with attention to detail.

Download on the App Store Free download · Unlimited as a one-time purchase or subscription · iPhone & iPad · iOS 17.6+

gyokuro is an independent project by Sven Hanold. It is not affiliated with, developed, endorsed or reviewed by the maintainers of Gitea and Forgejo.

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What the app does

What's new

  1. 3.0

    Rebuilt from the ground up: two surfaces, organizations & packages

    • Two surfaces: Simple shows everyday work, Advanced the whole workbench. Switch in Settings; both are free, and “More …” leads everywhere from Simple
    • Organizations and teams: repositories grouped by organization, members and activity
    • Packages from your server’s registry
    • Pull requests with “Discussion” and “Files” tabs; review and merge always within reach at the bottom
    • Search with real scope filters instead of a hand-built bar
    • The home screen shows your workload with content, not just a row of links
    • Spanish and French
    • Better: The tab bar stays visible; a link lands in the stack instead of a dead end; Account switching sits in the server name in the title bar; The app knows what your server can do and stops offering what would end in an error; A fresh design with Liquid Glass on iOS 26 — the same silhouette on iOS 18
    • Fixed: A tapped link could silently switch accounts; Headings were clipped at the top; A failed merge gave no reason; Forgejo reported file sizes as 0 bytes; Every diff contained one line too many; The token was stored twice in plain text on the device

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gyokuro is an independent, unofficial client for Gitea and Forgejo — with great respect and thanks to everyone who develops and maintains these projects.