Greenlight: CI
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DeveloperPhiSeC Ltd
CategoryDeveloper Tools
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.4
Age rating4+
First seen by us
28 Sep 2026
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Greenlight: CI on the App Store
App details
App ID
6779993841
Publisher
PhiSeC Ltd
On the store since
Jun 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 17.0+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
4 MB
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Where Greenlight: CI's downloads come from Modelled
Last 30 days: organic search, browsing the store, features and paid ads.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
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About Greenlight: CI
Greenlight is a native iPhone client for GitLab, built for one job and built well: keeping on top of your merge requests and CI/CD pipelines from your phone.
MERGE REQUESTS
• Mine, review-requested, assigned, or all open MRs across your repos
• Approve / unapprove, merge, merge-when-pipeline-succeeds, mark draft/ready, close/reopen
• Reviewers & assignees, per-reviewer re-request review, and an approvals summary
• Colored unified diffs, labels, branches, and ahead/behind with one-tap rebase
• Threaded comments with reactions, reply, and resolve - plus an activity feed
PIPELINES
• Pipelines across all your repos: yours or everyone's, latest-per-branch
• Stages and jobs at a glance; retry, cancel, run, and play manual jobs
• A live-tailing job log with collapsible sections
PUSH NOTIFICATIONS (OPTIONAL)
• Know the instant a pipeline fails, recovers, or someone requests your review
• Fine-grained controls and quiet hours
TO-DOS
• Your GitLab to-do list, tappable straight through to the item that needs you
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• Your access token lives in the iOS Keychain - no analytics, no trackers, no ads
• Optional Face ID lock
• Light and dark mode, designed iOS-first
Greenlight is an independent, unofficial client and is not affiliated with GitLab Inc.
Works with gitlab.com. Requires a GitLab account and a personal access token (or GitLab sign-in) with API access.
Greenlight is free, contains no in-app purchases, and unlocks no paid features. A free GitLab.com account works.
MERGE REQUESTS
• Mine, review-requested, assigned, or all open MRs across your repos
• Approve / unapprove, merge, merge-when-pipeline-succeeds, mark draft/ready, close/reopen
• Reviewers & assignees, per-reviewer re-request review, and an approvals summary
• Colored unified diffs, labels, branches, and ahead/behind with one-tap rebase
• Threaded comments with reactions, reply, and resolve - plus an activity feed
PIPELINES
• Pipelines across all your repos: yours or everyone's, latest-per-branch
• Stages and jobs at a glance; retry, cancel, run, and play manual jobs
• A live-tailing job log with collapsible sections
PUSH NOTIFICATIONS (OPTIONAL)
• Know the instant a pipeline fails, recovers, or someone requests your review
• Fine-grained controls and quiet hours
TO-DOS
• Your GitLab to-do list, tappable straight through to the item that needs you
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• Your access token lives in the iOS Keychain - no analytics, no trackers, no ads
• Optional Face ID lock
• Light and dark mode, designed iOS-first
Greenlight is an independent, unofficial client and is not affiliated with GitLab Inc.
Works with gitlab.com. Requires a GitLab account and a personal access token (or GitLab sign-in) with API access.
Greenlight is free, contains no in-app purchases, and unlocks no paid features. A free GitLab.com account works.
Latest updates
1.4
Merge request status now matches GitLab
• The status shown for a merge request comes from its current head pipeline, so an old run on a superseded commit no longer reports a failure GitLab doesn't
• Merge is no longer offered when GitLab would refuse it — it tells you what's blocking instead
• A stage whose jobs were all skipped reads as skipped, not passed
• A job allowed to fail reads as a warning, rather than failing the stage
Links in comments
• Links in merge request activity are now tappable, with the usual press-and-hold menu
• GitLab links open in the app, on the right screen — including a link to a specific set of changes
• Everything else opens in an in-app browser instead of leaving the app
• The changes view can switch between diff versions
Notifications
• An expired or read-only token is reported as such, instead of looking like a missing GitLab role
• The app now tells you when a colleague's webhook already covers you, so there's nothing to set up
1.3
Browse your code, right from the app
• New Repositories tab — open any repo for its README, open merge requests, recent pipelines and code
• Browse files and folders at any branch or tag
• Commit history with full messages and changed files
• Open a GitLab link straight in the app
Merge requests
• "Mine" now includes merge requests assigned to you, not just ones you opened
• Rows show who a handed-over merge request is assigned to
Polish and fixes
• A refreshed look with a new typeface throughout
• Shows a connection error when you're offline, instead of an empty list
• Fixed content hidden behind the tab bar on detail screens
• Long pipeline stage names now wrap instead of being cut off