Changelog

Last updated: September 14, 2026

September 8, 2026 — pending rollout

Please update iOS and the RepoGo Host.

TBD

In-progress release of iOS and RepoGo Host 1.0.1.

Please update iOS and the RepoGo Host.

Re-pair your Mac to use MCP servers on it. A paired Mac's permissions are fixed at pairing time, so an existing pairing has no way to reach MCP. Disconnect and re-pair from the app once — everything else about the Mac keeps working in the meantime.

Everywhere

Managed MCP servers (beta) — connect any remote MCP server (Linear, Sentry, your own) from the plug icon in the composer. Paste its URL and RepoGo works out what it needs: an API key, or a sign-in. Your agents — Claude, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, and RepoGo's own — then get that server's tools. A server is only on in the workspaces you enable it for, so a project only sees what's relevant to it. Connecting one from a chat enables it there. If you connected a server before this update, switch it on again in the workspaces that use it.

Your credentials stay on our servers, encrypted, and are attached to each request on the way out — nothing is ever written to a config file on your Mac or in a sandbox. Beta: expect the rough edges of a new surface, and tell us what breaks.

RepoGo's own MCP servers, built in — the MCP list now starts with the servers we host for you: reminders, memory, and control of the preview browser on your phone. No URL to paste and no sign-in — flip the switch in a workspace and your agents have them there. They're off until you turn them on, like every other server, because each one costs context in every turn of a workspace it's on for. If you connected repogo.app as a server yourself, remove it and use the switch instead.
Leaderboard — see how you stack up at repogo.app/leaderboard. Opt in from your profile; it's off until you do. Every opted-in profile gets its own page at repogo.app/leaderboard/<username>.
Workspaces are now Projects — same thing, shorter name. The drawer, Shortcuts, Siri, and the chat chooser all say "project" now. Nothing about your data or your URLs changed.
Cloud Sandboxes install Claude and Codex for you — a managed host installs the Claude and Codex CLIs itself when they're missing, so a fresh sandbox is ready to run an agent without a setup step. Your own Mac is untouched; we never install onto a machine you run.

iOS

GPT Live voice agent — OpenAI's GPT Live is now a voice model in the picker. Pick it and the voice agent can open a project, switch environments, and move around the app for you as you talk, on top of the usual workspace tools. It is the first voice model that can work a project's browser and terminal tabs — open, focus, and close them, navigate, read the page, click, type, scroll — and read and run the project's actions.json entries ("what actions are available?", "run the deploy action"). It's also the only voice model that can reach your connected MCP servers: ask it a question a Linear or Sentry server can answer and it delegates, using the same workspace scope as the chat. GPT Live runs over WebRTC, so audio and tool calls ride one connection; other voice models keep working as before.
File tree diff view — the push review now shows your uncommitted changes as a folder tree with per-folder counts, instead of a flat list. Tap a file for its diff. Easier to scan when a change touches a lot of files across a few directories.
Schedules (beta) — save a prompt once and have it run on its own: hourly, daily, or on the days you pick. Schedules live above Environments; each one keeps its project, agent, and timezone, and every run opens as its own chat you can read later. Pause or delete one at any time. Runs go to your paired Mac, which approves each schedule when you save it — so re-save a schedule if you re-pair. Beta: the screen is iOS-only for now, and web and Android come next.
Browser session recordings — when an agent drives a preview browser on your phone, the chat shows a Live card with the newest frame and the action it just took. Once the agent stops, the card becomes a Browser session clip you can tap to replay, with a row per action that jumps to that moment. Recordings stay on the iPhone that made them; the newest 300 MB are kept.
Chats open instantly and pick up mid-turn — the drawer and every transcript now paint from a local copy on your phone before the network answers, so a cold launch shows your chats immediately. Reopen a chat while an agent is still working and the response continues where it left off instead of restarting. Read state syncs across your devices: a chat you read on your Mac is no longer unread on your phone.
Chat Picture in Picture (experimental) — turn on App Settings → App → Chat Picture in Picture and a streaming chat follows you into other apps as a floating video: the response as it's written, plus the latest thought and tool-call events. View-only; open RepoGo to answer an approval or read tool output.
Projects and chats in Siri and Spotlight — search for a project or chat by name from the Home Screen and tap to open it. Chats surface by their summary, never by message bodies.
Repo island — swipe the island above the prompt bar for Copy, Paste, and Clear on the current prompt. Actions marked "island": true in actions.json get their own page there, so you can run or stop them without opening the Actions sheet.
Widget improvements — pinned projects and environments in the widget, plus a chat summaries widget for the chats you're watching.
Drawer improvements — reorganized drawer with environments, projects, and pinned chats.
Browser improvements — support for browsing history and bookmarks. Empty tab states get New Browser and New Terminal buttons.
Copy images and files from a message — long-press an image or file attachment in a chat to copy it.
New onboarding — the welcome screen previews the app with live sample cards instead of a static screenshot.
Save a prompt for later — press and hold send and pick "Save for Later" to keep a prompt instead of sending it. Saved prompts stay on your phone, belong to the project you wrote them in, and are listed on that project's empty state — tap one to drop it back in the composer, long-press to delete it.
Shipped from — RepoGo is built so you can ship from anywhere, and now there's a globe to prove it: repogo.app/live plots every commit by the city it shipped from. Your own cities join the map when you opt in to the leaderboard.

RepoGo Host

MCP servers reach your agents on the Mac — the servers you connect from the composer are handed to Claude, Codex, Cursor, and Copilot running on your paired Mac. This is the change that needs the re-pair above.
Low-battery alerts — when your paired Mac laptop drops under 10% while unplugged, RepoGo sends a notification to your phone so you can plug it in before the host goes dark. One alert every two hours at most.
Linked editors removed — RepoGo no longer mirrors open tabs and unsaved buffers from Cursor, VS Code, or Windsurf on your Mac. The editor source picker is gone and the code editor is simply RepoGo's own. The feature needed a hand-installed VS Code extension, only ever worked on a Mac, and read Cursor's private database to do it.

Web

RepoGo as an MCP server — the other direction. Connect RepoGo to Claude Desktop or Claude Code and set reminders or read your memories from there.

Current compatible versions: iOS 1.0.1 · RepoGo Host 1.0.1

August 27, 2026

Public App Store release 1.0.0

August 13, 2026

Please update iOS.

Breaking — push your on-device repos to GitHub before updating. On-device repos move to a new local storage format, and this build cannot carry existing ones across. Anything that lives only on your iPhone and has not been pushed is lost on update.

On-device repos no longer have to be a GitHub clone — create a project directly on your phone with no git and no remote, and preview it there: static HTML through a client-only Vite app.
Public preview tunnels — serve an on-device project over a *.repogo.dev URL. The app has to stay open; iOS does not allow the tunnel to run in the background.

The point of the change is that RepoGo should work for someone who doesn't have a sandbox or a paired device.

Current compatible versions: iOS 1.0.0 (113) · RepoGo Host 1.0.0 (7)

July 30, 2026

Please update iOS and the RepoGo Host.

Security hardening — improved security on the RepoGo Host and narrowed service scopes.
Remote updates — update the Host from iOS. macOS will prompt for keychain access during the update; choose Always Allow so the Host can restart itself once the new build is installed.

Current compatible versions: iOS 1.0.0 (107) · RepoGo Host 1.0.0 (7)

July 27, 2026

Please update the RepoGo Host.

We run RepoGo against more than five of our own apps day to day. Working through a batch of migrations, ten minutes of grace on each of that many workspaces still left a pile of dev servers running for nobody — mostly Next.js, and together enough to bring a Mac to a crawl. So we tightened it, and gave you a way to skip the wait entirely.

Dev servers stop sooner — services started from environment.json now stop 3 minutes after the last person closes the workspace, down from 10. The countdown shows on the workspace's tab, next to a Kill app button if you'd rather not wait it out. Reopen the workspace and the countdown is cancelled.
idleStop — new, and set per service in environment.json. "now" stops a service the moment you leave; "never" keeps it running until you stop it yourself. Leave it out for the 3-minute default. See Start Services Automatically.
Cloud Sandboxes are unchanged — their services stay up the whole time the sandbox is awake.

Current compatible versions: iOS 1.0.0 (105) · RepoGo Host 1.0.0 (5)

July 24, 2026

Please update iOS and the RepoGo Host.

Voice updates — improvements to voice sessions.
Mac auto start — the RepoGo Host can now start automatically on your Mac, configured via environment.json.

Current compatible versions: iOS 1.0.0 (105) · RepoGo Host 1.0.0 (3)