Gitswipe is a mobile app designed to help developers efficiently manage and triage their GitHub notifications. By using intuitive swipe gestures—right to archive, left to keep—users can quickly sort through their notifications and work toward achieving inbox zero. The app is tailored for busy developers who want to turn a cluttered notification stream into a manageable and actionable queue.
The platform offers a range of features to streamline the notification management process. Users can switch seamlessly between multiple GitHub accounts, including both personal and work profiles, each maintaining its own notification queue. Gitswipe supports GitHub Enterprise, allowing integration with company-managed instances as well as standard GitHub accounts. The app provides a full timeline view, displaying the entire conversation context, including comments, reviews, and events, all within a single scrollable interface.
Additional capabilities include instant progress tracking to show how close users are to clearing their inbox, and the ability to view CI status directly within the notification queue, making it easy to see if builds have passed without leaving the app. Inline diff viewing enables users to review pull request and commit changes at a glance. Gitswipe also supports GitHub Discussions, ensuring users stay updated on all relevant repository activity. Syntax highlighting is available for code snippets and diffs, and users can tap on any username to view profile details for added context.
Gitswipe is currently available for iOS, with an Android version noted as coming soon. The app features a dark mode that matches the system preference, providing a visually comfortable experience for late-night code reviews.
gitswipe is a Developer Tools project. It helps developers efficiently manage and triage GitHub notifications to achieve inbox zero. gitswipe is a consumer product aimed at developers using GitHub. A free plan is available; paid tiers begin at $5. It runs on the web and iOS.
It is developed by Alberto Gimeno (United States), and it first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include gitHub notifications, swipe triage, and multi-account support.
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