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indeed. bitbucket has about a dozen. bitbeaker is pretty decent. http://blog.bitbucket.org/2011/12/21/mobile-apps-for-bitbucket/ http://blog.bitbucket.org/2011

• martey 13y ago
  Github has had mobile apps for a while: http://mobile.github.com/ http://mobile.github.com/ Their official Android app was released a year ago, and is open source: https://github.com/blog/1187-github-android-app-released https://github.com/blog/1187-github-android-app-released https://github.com/github/android https://github.com/github/android Both the comment you replied and Github's blog post are about them making their website mobile-compatible. The fact that Bitbucket has a dozen unofficial mobile applications is not really relevant, and does not tell us anything about how "open" either of the two companies are.
  • bennyg 13y ago
    iOctocat for iOS is also open source - though they charge in the App Store (depending on how you feel about supporting the organization as a whole).