Get notified when your PR is approved, a check fails, or someone needs your review. Get back to coding.
These are screenshots of the desktop app, with sample data. The notification tells you something changed. The menu bar gives you a quick look. Open the desktop app to read feedback, find mentions, and catch up on activity in one place.
Read the requested change alongside its branch, labels, and latest review. Know what to fix before you open GitHub.

One app. Three ways to stay on top of your work.
Get notified. Take a glance. Open the detail when you need it.
Yes. The same license covers personal and commercial use for one person on 2 Macs.
Every desktop feature and all future desktop updates, with no subscription or renewal. Future hosted services would be separate purchases.
Your 14-day trial starts after your first successful GitHub connection. Every feature is included.
Monitoring and GitHub notifications pause until you activate a license. Your accounts, preferences, and cached data stay in place.
Yes. Deactivate the old Mac from Settings → License, then activate your license on the new one.
Activate your license online first. A valid saved lifetime activation keeps working offline and during temporary licensing-service outages. Fetching new GitHub activity needs an internet connection.
Yes. Source code and build instructions are available on GitHub. You can build the community version yourself, or buy the ready-to-install official app.
Pull Request Improvements and Notifications Screen
This release introduces better pull request handling with merge controls and deduplication, an enhanced notifications screen for managing alerts, new appearance customization with accent colors, and refined app navigation and settings UI.
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