Mobile
What this solves
You want a mobile client for Forgejo that fits daily repository workflows.
Mobile is most useful when it supports real review work instead of becoming a thin web wrapper.
Mobile
You want a mobile client for Forgejo that fits daily repository workflows.
A useful Forgejo mobile app should make the small, urgent decisions easier: see review requests, inspect checks, read focused diffs, respond to comments, and approve when the change is already understood.
1. Connect a test account to the Forgejo host
2. Confirm repository, issue, and pull request visibility
3. Review a small pull request from the app
4. Verify notifications for review requests and failed checks
5. Document when mobile approval is acceptableKeep mobile review expectations explicit for regulated or high-risk repositories.
Test private repositories before inviting the whole team.
Use mobile for focused follow-up, not broad architectural review.
Connect mobile workflows to self-hosted Forgejo or a managed Fjord instance, with direct app access and practical review limits.
Review Forgejo pull requests from iPhone with Fjord Mobile, including diffs, checks, approvals and when to switch back to the web UI.
Use mobile notifications for Forgejo pull requests, checks, reviews and repository activity, with setup steps and signal-control tips.