LabFox for GitLab

Review a merge request on the train. Check why the pipeline went red before you get to your desk. LabFox brings the parts of GitLab you touch every day onto your phone, without asking you to pinch and scroll through the web UI. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Read merge requests in full, with the description, labels, approvals and discussion where you can actually read them • Go through the diff with real line numbers and changed lines highlighted, file by file • Approve, merge, or leave a comment • Watch pipelines run, and see at a glance what passed, failed or is still going • Open a job log in full, with the runner's colour output intact • Retry a failed job, cancel one, or start a manual job • Work through issues, your to-do inbox, and search across projects • Browse the repository, branches, commits, and files BUILT FOR HOW YOU ACTUALLY WORK The layout follows the screen, not the device. On a phone you get a focused single pane; on a tablet, a navigation rail and enough room to see twenty merge requests at once. Same app, same features. SELF-HOSTED IS A FIRST-CLASS CITIZEN Point LabFox at gitlab.com or at your company's own instance. Both work the same way. Sign in with a personal access token or through OAuth. YOUR CREDENTIALS STAY YOURS Tokens are held in the device keychain, never in plain text and never in a log. There is no LabFox account and no LabFox server standing between you and your GitLab — the app talks to your instance directly. OPEN SOURCE LabFox is Apache-2.0 licensed. Read the code, file an issue, or send a patch: github.com/theorvane/labfox — LabFox is an unofficial, third-party client. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or certified by GitLab Inc. "GitLab" is a trademark of GitLab Inc.