Working Copy
Git client for iPhone and iPad, with an editor and a diff view
Clone a repository, edit files, stage changes, commit and push, all from a tablet. It plugs into the Files app, so other editors can open the same checkout. Writers who draft in Markdown and publish from a repository treat it as the reason an iPad can finish the job instead of handing it back to a Mac.
Who backs it
Sorted by strength of stance
- Federico ViticciDoes it
Apple writer · founder of MacStories
Names Working Copy as the Git client on his setup page, in the same app list as Files, Google Drive and Notion. It has held that slot through every revision of the page.
Source: MacStories: Our Setups
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