GLab 1.3.0 — sign in faster, see what needs you and what is ready to merge. NEW • One-tap sign-in to GitLab.com. Connecting your own GitLab server or signing in with a token is now a step-by-step guide, right on your iPhone • Needs attention: merge requests, failed pipelines and todos waiting on you, in one place on Home. Snooze what can wait • Merge readiness: each merge request shows whether it can be merged or what blocks it — draft, conflicts, pipeline, open discussions, approvals • All pipelines in one list, filtered by needs attention, running, failed or recent • Issue boards with drag and drop; related work and blockers inside an issue • Groups in Projects, and a searchable tools hub for each project • Change your instance URL without signing in again IMPROVED • Saved data shows when it was last updated, with a retry button • Actions taken offline wait in a queue you can retry, cancel or undo • Forms ask before discarding unsaved text FIXED • Projects on GitLab.com load even when the server times out on the usual request • When a token expires, GLab asks you to sign in again once instead of failing on every screen • OAuth sign-in stays signed in: tokens now refresh in the background • No more request storms after an error — lists pause and retry calmly Pro: approve, merge, retry jobs, move board cards. Free is read-only.

GLab 1.2.1 — sign-in on iOS 18 is fixed. FIXED • Sign-in and list loading on iOS 18: the app failed to parse the dates GitLab sends, so merge requests, issues and pipelines would not open. Sorry for the broken 1.2.0 — this release fixes it • Viewing repository files whose path contains subdirectories • Background list refresh stability IMPROVED • Clearer network errors: the app is more specific about what is unavailable and what to do next • You can now rate GLab straight from Settings Tell us what to improve — support is available from the app's Settings.

GLab 1.2.0 — a Home screen you assemble yourself, and GitLab on iPhone from iOS 18. NEW • Customizable Home: up to eight modules — review requests, your merge requests, issues, todos, failed, active and recent pipelines, recent projects. You choose what's there, in what order and how dense • Every section renders as a list or a carousel: short items swipe sideways instead of eating the screen, long titles stay readable • Layout presets for Developer, Reviewer and Lead / DevOps — one tap rebuilds Home around your role. Your own layout is saved, unwanted sections can be removed and brought back any time • A status line instead of a greeting: how many signals need your decision, what's offline and what's still queued to send. Plus a dedicated queue screen with a Snoozed section • Swipe actions right in the lists: approve and merge an MR, close an issue, retry or cancel a pipeline, snooze anything for a day • The app now runs on iPhone with iOS 18 and later — it used to require iOS 26 IMPROVED • Project rows rebuilt: two lines instead of five, with the latest default-branch pipeline status, MR and issue counts, and last activity right in the list • The project screen is now sectioned — overview shortcuts, work, code, CI/CD — and refreshes signals in place instead of reloading everything • Recent and starred projects live in one place; groups and projects share one visual style • Denser repository browser, reworked search and navigation • Irreversible todo actions are now named for what they do, so nothing gets marked done by accident • Compact account settings; load failures offer retry and mark stale data Thanks for all the feedback — keep it coming at emvakar@gmail.com.

GLab 1.1.0 goes deeper offline — and onto your Home Screen, Lock Screen and Apple Watch. NEW • Home Screen, Lock Screen and StandBy widgets — merge requests, todos and pipelines at a glance, tap through to the right screen • Siri Shortcuts (App Intents): open a project or check your merge request count hands-free • Apple Watch companion app — your review queue, todos and pipelines on your wrist, with on-demand refresh right from the watch • Active pipelines on the Home screen: a live counter of running builds across all your projects, with a list that jumps straight to the details • Wiki editing: create and edit pages • Snippets: create, edit and delete • Releases: create, edit and delete release notes for any tag • Manage project members — add, change access level, remove IMPROVED • Inline diff review rebuilt: comments land precisely on the line you tapped, even after new commits; multi-line comment ranges; quick navigation between review threads • Deeper offline support: merge request, issue, pipeline, repository and search screens all work from cache; actions you take offline queue up and sync automatically once you're back online • Faster, unified background refresh powering widgets and Home • Simpler Settings: one Accounts screen with one-tap switching, profile and activity inside your account, Support and About on their own screens • Groups are now a clean flat list with richer cells — drill down screen by screen instead of expanding a hierarchy Thanks for all the feedback — keep it coming at emvakar@gmail.com.

GLab 1.0.2 is our biggest update yet — now the whole loop fits in your pocket: create, review and ship work without leaving your phone. NEW • Create issues and merge requests right in the app • Apply suggestions from a review straight into the code • Comment on specific lines of a diff; reply in threads, mark resolved and edit • Emoji reactions, subscribe to updates, add to your todos, and rebase • Groups: browse your full group structure — tap to expand subgroups and projects • Edit issues and MRs — title, description, labels, assignees and milestone • Repository writes: create and delete files, manage branches and tags, view line history (blame) • CI/CD: run a pipeline on any branch, manage variables and pipeline schedules • Set your GitLab status — emoji, message and automatic clear • Live updates: running pipelines, job logs, merge requests, Home and Todos refresh on their own • Works offline: your merge requests and issues are ready on Home, even without a connection IMPROVED • Richer runners view — tags, online state, version and last contact at a glance • Accurate project counts and full pagination on Home, even on instances that hide totals • Skeleton loading and pull-to-refresh on merge request and issue screens • Friendlier support for older self-hosted GitLab — clear hints instead of errors • Calmer behavior under GitLab rate limits — no aggressive retries after 429 FIXED • Empty and error screens now render with the correct background • Removed dead-end "coming soon" placeholder screens • Fixed rare loading hangs and glitches when resuming from the background Thanks for all the feedback — keep it coming at emvakar@gmail.com.

This update makes GLab faster, smoother, and more predictable when you work with multiple accounts. Improvements: • Faster cold launch and tab switching — MR, Issues and Pipelines lists open noticeably quicker • Lower memory footprint on long diffs and large files in the repository browser • Fewer redundant network calls: detail screens now reuse data from shared stores • Smarter handling of GitLab rate limits — no more aggressive retries after 429 • Polished multi-account behavior: account switching and deeplinks now correctly respect your GLab Pro status • When Pro expires or is cancelled, your active account stays fully accessible while other connected accounts are clearly marked as locked until you resume the subscription • Minor visual fixes in Settings, Account Switcher and paywall • Stability: fixed rare loading hangs and crashes when resuming from background Thanks for the feedback — keep it coming at emvakar@gmail.com.