MergeBell: Review for GitLab

GitLab™ has no iPhone app. MergeBell is the native one: your To-Do inbox, merge request review with diffs and line comments, approve and merge, and the pipeline that failed — for gitlab.com and the GitLab your company runs.

Built for developers, reviewers and on-call engineers who get pinged on GitLab and want to finish the job from their phone, not bookmark it for later.

FREE — THE WHOLE REVIEW LOOP
• To-Do inbox: review requests, mentions, assignments and failed pipelines, grouped by project, swipe to done
• Merge request review: a file list, a unified diff made for the phone, line comments, replies and resolving threads
• Approve, unapprove and merge — squash, delete the source branch, or merge when the pipeline passes — with every blocking reason listed first
• Pipelines and jobs: live logs, retry, cancel and play manual jobs
• Issues: list, create, edit, close and comment
• Search merge requests and issues, and browse repository files
• Push alerts for new To-Dos, checked every 5 minutes
• Widgets: your To-Do count and a project's latest pipeline, on the Home Screen and the Lock Screen
• Offline: the last 20 merge requests stay readable, and actions taken offline are queued and posted in order
• One gitlab.com account and one self-managed instance (GitLab 16.0 or later)
• Dark mode, and Demo Mode to explore the whole app before signing in

PRO — $4.99/month or $14.99/year
• 1-minute alerts, or Instant mode: a project webhook rings our server and the alert arrives in seconds
• Per-event alert rules, muted projects and quiet hours
• Pipeline watches: know when main or a deploy branch fails, recovers or waits on a manual job
• A pipeline Live Activity, with Retry from the notification and the Lock Screen
• Review drafts published as one review, with Comment, Approve or Request changes
• Suggestion blocks: write them, and apply one or a batch in one tap
• Unlimited accounts and instances, with one unified inbox
• Code search where your instance allows it

SECURITY
Your GitLab token stays in the iPhone Keychain and is only ever sent to your GitLab. Signing in to gitlab.com happens on GitLab's own page. Push alerts use a separate read-only key that our server enforces: it cannot approve, merge or push code, and it refuses any key that could. The server runs in Germany. Details at mergebell.app/security

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS
MergeBell Pro is $4.99 per month or $14.99 per year. New yearly subscribers can start with a first month for $0.99, after which the plan renews at $14.99 per year. There is no free trial. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. Your subscription renews automatically unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel your subscription in your Apple Account settings after purchase.

Terms of Use: https://mergebell.app/terms/
Privacy Policy: https://mergebell.app/privacy/

MergeBell is not affiliated, endorsed, sponsored, or approved with or by GitLab Inc. GITLAB is a trademark of GitLab Inc. in the United States and other countries and regions.