xpntl is a fast, native issue tracker for software teams — now on iPhone and iPad. Stay on top of your work, triage what's new, and keep projects moving without reaching for your laptop.
WORK YOUR ISSUES
• Browse, search, filter, and sort issues across your projects
• Open a full issue view with description, properties, sub-issues, and relations
• Create issues and edit them inline — title, description, state, assignee, priority, and labels
• Comment with @mentions and emoji reactions; resolve, pin, and manage threads
• Multi-select to update state, assignee, or priority in bulk
• See the complete activity history on every issue
PLAN ON A BOARD
• Kanban board grouped by workflow state
• Drag and drop to change state and reorder
• Cycle planning with Now / Next / Later
• A triage inbox for incoming work
NEVER MISS AN UPDATE
• Real-time push for assignments, mentions, comments, and status changes
• A unified inbox with Unread, All, and Archived views
• Tap a notification to jump straight to the issue — or mark it read or archive it right from the notification
• Fine-grained notification preferences
BUILT FOR iPhone AND iPad
• Native SwiftUI — quick, fluid, and at home on iOS
• Adaptive layout with an iPad sidebar and split navigation
• Light and dark appearance with multiple themes
• Real-time sync keeps every device current
WORKING WITH AI AGENTS?
• See what your agents are doing and reply to their updates right from the issue thread
SECURE SIGN-IN
• Sign in with Apple, Google, GitHub, or Microsoft — or email and password
• Two-factor authentication and active session management
• Manage labels and API keys from Settings
An xpntl account is required to use the app.
Terms of Use (EULA): https://xpntl.dev/legal/terms/
Privacy Policy: https://xpntl.dev/legal/privacy/
Easily connected this to my VM, GitHub, and Claude for my agentic dev suite. Xpntl was easy to use and understand. I’m able to vibe anywhere I go now. App works well.
New
• On iPhone Duo and iPad, the space beside a list is put to use before you
pick anything. Home opens like a front page: one sentence about your work,
the issue to pick up next, and where it all is. Issues, Triage, Planning
and Inbox show where you are and what comes first.
• On iPhone, Home opens with the same sentence in place of its summary card.
• Inbox is a tab, with its unread count always in view. Settings has moved
under More.
• Triage, Planning, Favorites and Archived open an issue beside the list,
as Home, Issues and Inbox already did.
• Press and hold a card on the board to open it, move it to another column,
or change its state, priority or assignee.
• The card you have open is marked on the board.
• On iPhone, the board names its lanes across the top: see how full each one
is, and tap a name to go to it.
• The board shows sub-issues by default, and remembers if you turn them off.
• On iPhone Duo opened wide, a sheet opens on the half it belongs to:
filters over the list, a new issue beside it.
Fixed
• An issue opened from inside an epic appeared underneath it, and Back led
somewhere unexpected.
• Planning could stay blank when it was the first screen you opened.
• iPhone Duo turned upright showed "Nothing open" in place of your lists.
So did an iPad mini held upright.
• On iPhone Duo, the board no longer runs under the side bar, and its
columns line up with the fold whether the device is flat or bent.
• The screens under More showed two title bars.
• Wide screens such as Settings and Insights keep to a readable width.
• Home could say far more issues were waiting in triage than there were.
Version 1.9.1
The developer, Kevin Holland, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More
Accessibility
The developer has not yet indicated which accessibility features this app supports. Learn More