Screenshot Gallery

Every screen the documentation shows, on iPhone and iPad, in light and dark

Every screenshot used across this site, grouped by the part of Phogit it shows. Pick a device and a theme, select an image to see it full size, or follow the link under it to the page that explains it.

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Repositories

Starting with no repositories, the + menu, cloning, and the repository list.

iPad in portrait with the sidebar open: Repositories says No repositories, with Clone Repository… and New Repository… rows below it, then the Navigate section with Files, Changes, Graph and Settings. Beside it the detail area reads No Repository Open: Open a repository, then pick a file to view or edit it here.Getting Started
iPad in portrait with the sidebar open: Repositories says No repositories, with Clone Repository… and New Repository… rows below it, then the Navigate section with Files, Changes, Graph and Settings. Beside it the detail area reads No Repository Open: Open a repository, then pick a file to view or edit it here.Getting Started
Repositories screen with nothing in it yet: No Repositories, a line suggesting you clone an existing repository or create a new one, and Clone and New buttons. A + button sits at the top right.Getting Started
Repositories screen with nothing in it yet: No Repositories, a line suggesting you clone an existing repository or create a new one, and Clone and New buttons. A + button sits at the top right.Getting Started
The iPad sidebar has no + menu: Clone Repository… and New Repository… are rows under the repository list, below phogit-uitest-repo, which is checked to show it is open. The Navigate section follows, with Files selected.The repository list
The iPad sidebar has no + menu: Clone Repository… and New Repository… are rows under the repository list, below phogit-uitest-repo, which is checked to show it is open. The Navigate section follows, with Files selected.The repository list
The + menu open on the Repositories screen, showing Clone Repository and New RepositoryThe repository list
The + menu open on the Repositories screen, showing Clone Repository and New RepositoryThe repository list
Empty Clone Repository sheet over the iPad split layout, with Cancel and a dimmed Clone button, Repository URL and Folder Name fields, and a Shallow clone (latest commit only) switch that is off3. Clone a repository
Empty Clone Repository sheet over the iPad split layout, with Cancel and a dimmed Clone button, Repository URL and Folder Name fields, and a Shallow clone (latest commit only) switch that is off3. Clone a repository
Empty Clone Repository sheet with Repository URL and Folder Name fields3. Clone a repository
Empty Clone Repository sheet with Repository URL and Folder Name fields3. Clone a repository
Clone Repository sheet on iPad with the URL https://github.com/example/demo.git entered and the folder name demo derived from it, the Clone button now available, and the Shallow clone switch offClone a repository 3. Clone a repository
Clone Repository sheet on iPad with the URL https://github.com/example/demo.git entered and the folder name demo derived from it, the Clone button now available, and the Shallow clone switch offClone a repository 3. Clone a repository
Clone Repository sheet with an HTTPS URL entered and the folder name derived from itClone a repository 3. Clone a repository
Clone Repository sheet with an HTTPS URL entered and the folder name derived from itClone a repository 3. Clone a repository 1. Clone It
iPad sidebar with one repository, phogit-uitest-repo, checked to show it is open, followed by Clone Repository… and New Repository… rows and the Navigate section with Files, Changes, Graph and Settings. The detail area reads No File Selected.The repository list
iPad sidebar with one repository, phogit-uitest-repo, checked to show it is open, followed by Clone Repository… and New Repository… rows and the Navigate section with Files, Changes, Graph and Settings. The detail area reads No File Selected.The repository list
Repositories list with one repository, phogit-uitest-repo, checked to show it is open, and a + button at the top rightThe repository list
Repositories list with one repository, phogit-uitest-repo, checked to show it is open, and a + button at the top rightThe repository list 1. Open or Clone the Repository

File browsing

The three browser styles, adding files, and the long-press menu.

Files in Finder style on iPad, in the left column beside an editor area that reads No File Selected. The toolbar has the repository name with branch, + and sync buttons, then a Search this folder field and the folders and files: assets and Sources show an orange changes dot, README.md shows M and TODO.txt a question mark.Finder style
Files in Finder style on iPad, in the left column beside an editor area that reads No File Selected. The toolbar has the repository name with branch, + and sync buttons, then a Search this folder field and the folders and files: assets and Sources show an orange changes dot, README.md shows M and TODO.txt a question mark.Finder style
Files tab in Finder style: the repository name with branch, + and sync buttons in the toolbar, a Search this folder field, and a list of folders and files. The assets and Sources folders show an orange changes dot, README.md shows M and TODO.txt shows a question mark.Finder style
Files tab in Finder style: the repository name with branch, + and sync buttons in the toolbar, a Search this folder field, and a list of folders and files. The assets and Sources folders show an orange changes dot, README.md shows M and TODO.txt shows a question mark.Finder style
GitHub-style file browser on iPad with the main branch button and the phogit-uitest-repo breadcrumb at the top. Two folders show an orange changes dot, README.md shows M and TODO.txt a question mark; the editor area beside it reads No File Selected.GitHub style
GitHub-style file browser on iPad with the main branch button and the phogit-uitest-repo breadcrumb at the top. Two folders show an orange changes dot, README.md shows M and TODO.txt a question mark; the editor area beside it reads No File Selected.GitHub style
GitHub-style file browser with the branch button and breadcrumb at the top. Two folders show an orange changes dot, README.md shows M and TODO.txt shows a question mark.GitHub style
GitHub-style file browser with the branch button and breadcrumb at the top. Two folders show an orange changes dot, README.md shows M and TODO.txt shows a question mark.GitHub style 3. Find the File 2. Get the Big Picture
Files in Sidebar style on iPad, showing phogit-uitest-repo as a tree with the Sources folder expanded to show DemoProject and the other folders collapsed. The editor area beside it reads No File Selected.Sidebar style
Files in Sidebar style on iPad, showing phogit-uitest-repo as a tree with the Sources folder expanded to show DemoProject and the other folders collapsed. The editor area beside it reads No File Selected.Sidebar style
Files tab in Sidebar style, showing the repository as a tree. The Sources folder is expanded to show the DemoProject folder inside it; the other folders are collapsed, each with a disclosure arrow.Sidebar style
Files tab in Sidebar style, showing the repository as a tree. The Sources folder is expanded to show the DemoProject folder inside it; the other folders are collapsed, each with a disclosure arrow.Sidebar style
The + menu open over the iPad file list, offering New File, New Folder and Import from FilesAdd files
The + menu open over the iPad file list, offering New File, New Folder and Import from FilesAdd files
The + menu open in the Files tab, offering New File, New Folder and Import from FilesAdd files
The + menu open in the Files tab, offering New File, New Folder and Import from FilesAdd files
Long-press menu on README.md in the iPad file list with Share, Rename…, Duplicate and, in red, Delete…Rename, duplicate, share and delete
Long-press menu on README.md in the iPad file list with Share, Rename…, Duplicate and, in red, Delete…Rename, duplicate, share and delete
Long-press menu on README.md in the Files tab with Share, Rename…, Duplicate and, in red, Delete…Rename, duplicate, share and delete
Long-press menu on README.md in the Files tab with Share, Rename…, Duplicate and, in red, Delete…Rename, duplicate, share and delete

Code editor

A file open in the editor, and the Markdown preview.

iPad in portrait with the file list on the left, README.md selected, and README.md open in the editor on the right with line numbers, Markdown highlighting, a Source and Preview switch and a Save buttonCode Editor 4. Edit a file
iPad in portrait with the file list on the left, README.md selected, and README.md open in the editor on the right with line numbers, Markdown highlighting, a Source and Preview switch and a Save buttonCode Editor 4. Edit a file
README.md open in the editor with line numbers and Markdown highlighting. The toolbar has a Source and Preview switch and a Save button.Code Editor 4. Edit a file Phogit - Git on iOS
README.md open in the editor with line numbers and Markdown highlighting. The toolbar has a Source and Preview switch and a Save button.Code Editor 4. Edit a file Phogit - Git on iOS 4. Fix It 3. Read the Key Files 4. Write the Section
README.md in the iPad editor with Preview selected, beside the file list. The rendered README shows a Demo Project heading, a Features bulleted list and a Getting Started code block.Markdown
README.md in the iPad editor with Preview selected, beside the file list. The rendered README shows a Demo Project heading, a Features bulleted list and a Getting Started code block.Markdown
README.md in the editor with Preview selected in the Source and Preview switch. The rendered README shows a Demo Project heading, a Features bulleted list and a Getting Started code block.Markdown
README.md in the editor with Preview selected in the Source and Preview switch. The rendered README shows a Demo Project heading, a Features bulleted list and a Getting Started code block.Markdown

Changes and staging

The changes list, diffs, staging a single hunk, discarding, stashing and committing.

Changes on iPad with one staged file, Settings.swift, and three unstaged files, icon.png, README.md and TODO.txt, each with a minus or plus button. Unstage All is in the Staged header, and Stash… and Stage All are in the Unstaged header. The detail column reads No Change Selected.The changes list 5. Commit the change
Changes on iPad with one staged file, Settings.swift, and three unstaged files, icon.png, README.md and TODO.txt, each with a minus or plus button. Unstage All is in the Staged header, and Stash… and Stage All are in the Unstaged header. The detail column reads No Change Selected.The changes list 5. Commit the change
Changes tab with one staged file and three unstaged files. Each row has a plus or minus button; Unstage All is in the Staged header, and Stash… and Stage All are in the Unstaged header.The changes list 5. Commit the change
Changes tab with one staged file and three unstaged files. Each row has a plus or minus button; Unstage All is in the Staged header, and Stash… and Stage All are in the Unstaged header.The changes list 5. Commit the change 5. Stage Just What Belongs
iPad with the changes list on the left and the README.md diff on the right. The hunk header has a green Stage button and a red Discard button, then reads @@ -3,7 +3,15 @@. Removed lines are shaded red and added lines green, and a Stage button for the whole file is at the top right.View a diff
iPad with the changes list on the left and the README.md diff on the right. The hunk header has a green Stage button and a red Discard button, then reads @@ -3,7 +3,15 @@. Removed lines are shaded red and added lines green, and a Stage button for the whole file is at the top right.View a diff
Diff of README.md. The hunk header has a green Stage button and a red Discard button, then reads @@ -3,7 +3,15 @@. Removed lines are shaded red and added lines green, each with old and new line numbers. A Stage button for the whole file is at the top right.View a diff
Diff of README.md. The hunk header has a green Stage button and a red Discard button, then reads @@ -3,7 +3,15 @@. Removed lines are shaded red and added lines green, each with old and new line numbers. A Stage button for the whole file is at the top right.View a diff
The README.md diff on iPad after staging its hunk: the hunk header’s button is now an orange Unstage, and README.md has moved to Staged (2) in the changes list beside it.Single hunks
The README.md diff on iPad after staging its hunk: the hunk header’s button is now an orange Unstage, and README.md has moved to Staged (2) in the changes list beside it.Single hunks
The README.md diff after staging its hunk. The hunk header's button is now an orange Unstage.Single hunks
The README.md diff after staging its hunk. The hunk header's button is now an orange Unstage.Single hunks
Popover over the iPad changes list reading Discard Changes to “README.md”? Your changes to “README.md” will be lost. This can’t be undone. A red Discard Changes button confirms.Discard changes
Popover over the iPad changes list reading Discard Changes to “README.md”? Your changes to “README.md” will be lost. This can’t be undone. A red Discard Changes button confirms.Discard changes
Confirmation over the Changes tab reading Discard Changes to “README.md”? Your changes to “README.md” will be lost. This can’t be undone. A red Discard Changes button confirms.Discard changes
Confirmation over the Changes tab reading Discard Changes to “README.md”? Your changes to “README.md” will be lost. This can’t be undone. A red Discard Changes button confirms.Discard changes
Stashes sheet on iPad with Done and + buttons, listing one stash, Draft notes for the README, made on main seconds ago. The note below reads: Apply puts a stash’s changes back and keeps it. Pop puts them back and deletes it.Apply, pop or drop a stash
Stashes sheet on iPad with Done and + buttons, listing one stash, Draft notes for the README, made on main seconds ago. The note below reads: Apply puts a stash’s changes back and keeps it. Pop puts them back and deletes it.Apply, pop or drop a stash
Stashes screen with Done and + buttons, listing one stash, Draft notes for the README, made on main seconds ago. The note below reads: Apply puts a stash’s changes back and keeps it. Pop puts them back and deletes it.Apply, pop or drop a stash
Stashes screen with Done and + buttons, listing one stash, Draft notes for the README, made on main seconds ago. The note below reads: Apply puts a stash’s changes back and keeps it. Pop puts them back and deletes it.Apply, pop or drop a stash
Stash Changes sheet on iPad with Cancel and Stash buttons, the message Draft notes for the README, and Include untracked files switched on, above the onscreen keyboard. The note reads: Your changes and new files are set aside, leaving a clean working tree. Ignored files stay.Stash your changes
Stash Changes sheet on iPad with Cancel and Stash buttons, the message Draft notes for the README, and Include untracked files switched on, above the onscreen keyboard. The note reads: Your changes and new files are set aside, leaving a clean working tree. Ignored files stay.Stash your changes
Stash Changes sheet with Cancel and Stash buttons, the message Draft notes for the README, and Include untracked files switched on. The note below reads: Your changes and new files are set aside, leaving a clean working tree. Ignored files stay.Stash your changes
Stash Changes sheet with Cancel and Stash buttons, the message Draft notes for the README, and Include untracked files switched on. The note below reads: Your changes and new files are set aside, leaving a clean working tree. Ignored files stay.Stash your changes
Commit sheet on iPad over the Changes list, with an empty message field, the Amend Previous Commit switch, a 4 files staged summary and a Set Your Name and Email link, above the onscreen keyboardCommit your changes
Commit sheet on iPad over the Changes list, with an empty message field, the Amend Previous Commit switch, a 4 files staged summary and a Set Your Name and Email link, above the onscreen keyboardCommit your changes
Commit sheet with a message field, the Amend Previous Commit switch, a 4 files staged summary and a Set Your Name and Email linkCommit your changes
Commit sheet with a message field, the Amend Previous Commit switch, a 4 files staged summary and a Set Your Name and Email linkCommit your changes 6. Stage and Commit

Branches and sync

Switching and creating branches, pushing, and choosing the account a remote uses.

Edit “origin” sheet on iPad with Cancel and Save buttons, the URL https://github.com/octocat/demo-project.git, and the Account picker set to Default (octocat), with a note explaining that Default uses the account marked default for github.com in Settings › Accounts & Tokens.Choose the account for a remote
Edit “origin” sheet on iPad with Cancel and Save buttons, the URL https://github.com/octocat/demo-project.git, and the Account picker set to Default (octocat), with a note explaining that Default uses the account marked default for github.com in Settings › Accounts & Tokens.Choose the account for a remote
Edit “origin” sheet with Cancel and Save buttons, the URL https://github.com/octocat/demo-project.git, and the Account picker set to Default (octocat), with a note explaining that Default uses the account marked default for github.com in Settings › Accounts & Tokens.Choose the account for a remote
Edit “origin” sheet with Cancel and Save buttons, the URL https://github.com/octocat/demo-project.git, and the Account picker set to Default (octocat), with a note explaining that Default uses the account marked default for github.com in Settings › Accounts & Tokens.Choose the account for a remote
Branches sheet on iPad with Done and + buttons. The Local section lists main, marked Current with a checkmark, then conflict/update-config and feature/user-auth.Branches
Branches sheet on iPad with Done and + buttons. The Local section lists main, marked Current with a checkmark, then conflict/update-config and feature/user-auth.Branches
Branches screen with Done and + buttons. The Local section lists main, marked Current with a checkmark, then conflict/update-config and feature/user-auth.Branches
Branches screen with Done and + buttons. The Local section lists main, marked Current with a checkmark, then conflict/update-config and feature/user-auth.Branches 2. Make a Branch (Optional) 2. Make a Branch
Push sheet on iPad with Cancel and Push buttons: Remote set to origin with its URL underneath, Branch set to main with the note After this push, main tracks origin/main., and Push Tags and Force Push switches, both off. Force Push is captioned Overwrites remote history. Use with caution.Push
Push sheet on iPad with Cancel and Push buttons: Remote set to origin with its URL underneath, Branch set to main with the note After this push, main tracks origin/main., and Push Tags and Force Push switches, both off. Force Push is captioned Overwrites remote history. Use with caution.Push
Push sheet with Cancel and Push buttons: Remote set to origin with its URL underneath, Branch set to main with the note After this push, main tracks origin/main., and Push Tags and Force Push switches, both off. Force Push is captioned Overwrites remote history. Use with caution.Push
Push sheet with Cancel and Push buttons: Remote set to origin with its URL underneath, Branch set to main with the note After this push, main tracks origin/main., and Push Tags and Force Push switches, both off. Force Push is captioned Overwrites remote history. Use with caution.Push
New Branch sheet on iPad, opened over the Branches sheet, with feature/readme-tweaks typed in and Cancel and Create buttons. The note under the name reads: Starts from “main”. Phogit switches to the new branch.Create a branch
New Branch sheet on iPad, opened over the Branches sheet, with feature/readme-tweaks typed in and Cancel and Create buttons. The note under the name reads: Starts from “main”. Phogit switches to the new branch.Create a branch
New Branch sheet with feature/readme-tweaks typed in and Cancel and Create buttons. The note under the name reads: Starts from “main”. Phogit switches to the new branch.Create a branch
New Branch sheet with feature/readme-tweaks typed in and Cancel and Create buttons. The note under the name reads: Starts from “main”. Phogit switches to the new branch.Create a branch

Commit graph

History on colored lanes, search, commit details and reverting a commit.

Graph on iPad with a search field and commits drawn on three colored lanes. The top commit is labeled HEAD and main, two others carry the conflict/update-config and feature/user-auth branch labels, and the detail column reads No Commit Selected.Commit Graph
Graph on iPad with a search field and commits drawn on three colored lanes. The top commit is labeled HEAD and main, two others carry the conflict/update-config and feature/user-auth branch labels, and the detail column reads No Commit Selected.Commit Graph
Graph tab with a search field and commits drawn on three colored lanes. The top commit is labeled HEAD and main; two other commits carry branch labels.Commit Graph Phogit - Git on iOS
Graph tab with a search field and commits drawn on three colored lanes. The top commit is labeled HEAD and main; two other commits carry branch labels.Commit Graph Phogit - Git on iOS 4. Explore the History
Graph search for config on iPad with two matching commits: Update config for production release, labeled HEAD and main, and Update config for staging environment, labeled conflict/update-config. The lanes are hidden and the keyboard is up.Search the history
Graph search for config on iPad with two matching commits: Update config for production release, labeled HEAD and main, and Update config for staging environment, labeled conflict/update-config. The lanes are hidden and the keyboard is up.Search the history
Graph search for config with two matching commits: Update config for production release, labeled HEAD and main, and Update config for staging environment, labeled conflict/update-config. The lanes are hidden and the keyboard is up.Search the history
Graph search for config with two matching commits: Update config for production release, labeled HEAD and main, and Update config for staging environment, labeled conflict/update-config. The lanes are hidden and the keyboard is up.Search the history
Commit details sheet on iPad for Add HTML documentation page: the message, the author Test User with the email test@phogit.app, the date, the full SHA with a copy button, the parent commit’s short SHA, and a Revert Commit… buttonCommit details
Commit details sheet on iPad for Add HTML documentation page: the message, the author Test User with the email test@phogit.app, the date, the full SHA with a copy button, the parent commit’s short SHA, and a Revert Commit… buttonCommit details
Commit details sheet for Add HTML documentation page: the message, the author Test User with the email test@phogit.app, the date, the full SHA with a copy button, and the parent commit’s short SHACommit details
Commit details sheet for Add HTML documentation page: the message, the author Test User with the email test@phogit.app, the date, the full SHA with a copy button, and the parent commit’s short SHACommit details
Commit details on iPad with the Revert This Commit? popover open: Phogit commits the opposite of “Add HTML documentation page” on the current branch, and a Revert buttonRevert a commit
Commit details on iPad with the Revert This Commit? popover open: Phogit commits the opposite of “Add HTML documentation page” on the current branch, and a Revert buttonRevert a commit
Commit details for Add HTML documentation page with the Revert This Commit? confirmation open: Phogit commits the opposite of “Add HTML documentation page” on the current branch, and a Revert button. Below it, the Revert Commit… button and the note Makes a new commit that undoes this one. History isn’t rewritten.Revert a commit
Commit details for Add HTML documentation page with the Revert This Commit? confirmation open: Phogit commits the opposite of “Add HTML documentation page” on the current branch, and a Revert button. Below it, the Revert Commit… button and the note Makes a new commit that undoes this one. History isn’t rewritten.Revert a commit

Authentication

Adding a token, signing in when a server asks, and the saved accounts.

Settings on iPad with Accounts & Tokens selected, and the Accounts screen beside it with a + button for adding a token. Under github.com there is one saved account: octocat, added November 1, 2026.Remove a credential
Settings on iPad with Accounts & Tokens selected, and the Accounts screen beside it with a + button for adding a token. Under github.com there is one saved account: octocat, added November 1, 2026.Remove a credential
Accounts screen with a back button and a + button for adding a token. Under github.com there is one saved account: octocat, added October 31, 2026.Remove a credential
Accounts screen with a back button and a + button for adding a token. Under github.com there is one saved account: octocat, added October 31, 2026.Remove a credential
Add Token sheet on iPad with Cancel and Save buttons, fields for the host (github.com), username (octocat) and token, a note that the token is stored in the keychain on this device only, and a Create a Token on github.com buttonAdd a token in Settings 2. Sign in to your host
Add Token sheet on iPad with Cancel and Save buttons, fields for the host (github.com), username (octocat) and token, a note that the token is stored in the keychain on this device only, and a Create a Token on github.com buttonAdd a token in Settings 2. Sign in to your host
Add Token sheet with Cancel and Save buttons, fields for the host (github.com), username (octocat) and token, a note that the token is stored in the keychain on this device only, and a Create a Token on github.com buttonAdd a token in Settings 2. Sign in to your host
Add Token sheet with Cancel and Save buttons, fields for the host (github.com), username (octocat) and token, a note that the token is stored in the keychain on this device only, and a Create a Token on github.com buttonAdd a token in Settings 2. Sign in to your host
Sign In sheet on iPad with Cancel and Sign In buttons. It says gitlab.com needs you to sign in to continue, and has Username and Token or Password fields, a Create a Token on gitlab.com button, and a Save to Keychain switch that is on.Sign in when asked
Sign In sheet on iPad with Cancel and Sign In buttons. It says gitlab.com needs you to sign in to continue, and has Username and Token or Password fields, a Create a Token on gitlab.com button, and a Save to Keychain switch that is on.Sign in when asked
Sign In sheet with Cancel and Sign In buttons. It says gitlab.com needs you to sign in to continue, and has Username and Token or Password fields, a Create a Token on gitlab.com button, and a Save to Keychain switch that is on.Sign in when asked
Sign In sheet with Cancel and Sign In buttons. It says gitlab.com needs you to sign in to continue, and has Username and Token or Password fields, a Create a Token on gitlab.com button, and a Save to Keychain switch that is on.Sign in when asked

Settings

The top of Settings, the preferences further down, and Diagnostics.

Settings on iPad, with the whole list in one column: Git Identity showing Name and Email Not Set, Accounts and Tokens, SSH Keys and Known Hosts, File Browser options, Theme, About Phogit with the version number, and Reset All Preferences. The area beside it reads No File Selected.Settings 1. Set your Git identity
Settings on iPad, with the whole list in one column: Git Identity showing Name and Email Not Set, Accounts and Tokens, SSH Keys and Known Hosts, File Browser options, Theme, About Phogit with the version number, and Reset All Preferences. The area beside it reads No File Selected.Settings 1. Set your Git identity
Top of the Settings tab: Git Identity showing Name and Email Not Set, Accounts and Tokens, File Browser options and ThemeSettings 1. Set your Git identity
Top of the Settings tab: Git Identity showing Name and Email Not Set, Accounts and Tokens, File Browser options and ThemeSettings 1. Set your Git identity
Lower part of the Settings tab: File Browser, Appearance, About Phogit with the version number, and Reset All PreferencesSettings
Lower part of the Settings tab: File Browser, Appearance, About Phogit with the version number, and Reset All PreferencesSettings
Settings on iPad with About Phogit selected and the Diagnostics screen beside it: No Reports, iOS adds a report after a crash or hang, and a performance summary about once a day. Below: Reports stay on this device unless you share them.Diagnostics
Settings on iPad with About Phogit selected and the Diagnostics screen beside it: No Reports, iOS adds a report after a crash or hang, and a performance summary about once a day. Below: Reports stay on this device unless you share them.Diagnostics
Diagnostics screen with no reports yet: No Reports, iOS adds a report after a crash or hang, and a performance summary about once a day. Below: Reports stay on this device unless you share them.Diagnostics
Diagnostics screen with no reports yet: No Reports, iOS adds a report after a crash or hang, and a performance summary about once a day. Below: Reports stay on this device unless you share them.Diagnostics

iPad layout

The split layout in landscape, and in portrait with the sidebar tucked away.

iPad in landscape with three columns: the sidebar with Repositories and Navigate, with Files selected; the file list for phogit-uitest-repo with README.md selected; and README.md open in the editor with the Source and Preview switch and a Save button.The split layout
iPad in landscape with three columns: the sidebar with Repositories and Navigate, with Files selected; the file list for phogit-uitest-repo with README.md selected; and README.md open in the editor with the Source and Preview switch and a Save button.The split layout
iPad in portrait with two columns: the file list, with the sidebar button at its top left, and README.md open in the editor beside itWhen the layout changes
iPad in portrait with two columns: the file list, with the sidebar button at its top left, and README.md open in the editor beside itWhen the layout changes

Conflict resolution

Conflicts in the Changes list, the hunk chooser, and the three-pane merge editor on iPad.

iPad split layout with Changes selected in the sidebar. The middle column lists config.json under Conflicts (1) with Resolve; the detail column says No Change Selected: Pick a file in Changes to see its diff or resolve a conflict here.Resolving conflicts on iPad
iPad split layout with Changes selected in the sidebar. The middle column lists config.json under Conflicts (1) with Resolve; the detail column says No Change Selected: Pick a file in Changes to see its diff or resolve a conflict here.Resolving conflicts on iPad
Changes tab during a merge. The Conflicts (1) section lists config.json with a red warning icon and Resolve, above the note Resolve each conflicted file, then commit to finish a merge, pull or revert. Staged and Unstaged are empty, and the Commit checkmark is dimmed.When conflicts happen
Changes tab during a merge. The Conflicts (1) section lists config.json with a red warning icon and Resolve, above the note Resolve each conflicted file, then commit to finish a merge, pull or revert. Staged and Unstaged are empty, and the Commit checkmark is dimmed.When conflicts happen
Changes on iPad during a merge. The Conflicts (1) section lists config.json with a red warning icon and Resolve, above the note Resolve each conflicted file, then commit to finish a merge, pull or revert. Staged and Unstaged are empty, the Commit checkmark is dimmed, and the detail column reads No Change Selected.When conflicts happen
Changes on iPad during a merge. The Conflicts (1) section lists config.json with a red warning icon and Resolve, above the note Resolve each conflicted file, then commit to finish a merge, pull or revert. Staged and Unstaged are empty, the Commit checkmark is dimmed, and the detail column reads No Change Selected.When conflicts happen
Merge tool for config.json on iPhone. A Conflict card shows the HEAD version on the left and the update-config version on the right, with Ours, Theirs, Both (Ours First), Both (Theirs First) and Edit Manually buttons below. At the bottom: 0 of 1 conflicts resolved and a dimmed Apply button.Resolving a file
Merge tool for config.json on iPhone. A Conflict card shows the HEAD version on the left and the update-config version on the right, with Ours, Theirs, Both (Ours First), Both (Theirs First) and Edit Manually buttons below. At the bottom: 0 of 1 conflicts resolved and a dimmed Apply button.Resolving a file
iPad split layout with Changes in the middle column and config.json open in the detail column as a three-pane merge editor: Ours (HEAD) and Theirs (update-config) side by side with the conflicting lines highlighted, and an editable Result below that still contains the conflict markers. The footer reads 0 of 1 conflicts resolved, with a dimmed Save button.On iPad
iPad split layout with Changes in the middle column and config.json open in the detail column as a three-pane merge editor: Ours (HEAD) and Theirs (update-config) side by side with the conflicting lines highlighted, and an editable Result below that still contains the conflict markers. The footer reads 0 of 1 conflicts resolved, with a dimmed Save button.On iPad

iOS integration

Phogit’s folder in the Files app, and cloning from the share sheet.

The Files app on iPad open at On My iPad › Phogit, which contains one repository folder, demo-projectFiles app
The Files app on iPad open at On My iPad › Phogit, which contains one repository folder, demo-projectFiles app
The Files app showing the Phogit folder, which contains one repository folder, demo-projectFiles app
The Files app showing the Phogit folder, which contains one repository folder, demo-projectFiles app
Safari on iPad showing github.com/octocat/Hello-World with the share sheet open and the Clone in Phogit sheet in front: Cancel and Add buttons, the repository Hello-World, its URL https://github.com/octocat/Hello-World, and the note Phogit will ask you to confirm the clone the next time you open it.Share a repository link
Safari on iPad showing github.com/octocat/Hello-World with the share sheet open and the Clone in Phogit sheet in front: Cancel and Add buttons, the repository Hello-World, its URL https://github.com/octocat/Hello-World, and the note Phogit will ask you to confirm the clone the next time you open it.Share a repository link
Clone in Phogit sheet with Cancel and Add buttons, showing the repository Hello-World, its URL https://github.com/octocat/Hello-World, and the note Phogit will ask you to confirm the clone the next time you open it.Share a repository link
Clone in Phogit sheet with Cancel and Add buttons, showing the repository Hello-World, its URL https://github.com/octocat/Hello-World, and the note Phogit will ask you to confirm the clone the next time you open it.Share a repository link