Your GitHub and GitLab issues, without the browser
A small, fast client for the issues you already have on GitHub and GitLab. Plan on a board or in a list, write your way through a backlog without touching the mouse, and hand an issue to Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex to plan or implement. Your issues stay on GitHub or GitLab, and everything you write goes straight there.
A board, a list, and every issue one click away. The example project in these pictures is made up.
Sign in to GitHub, GitLab, or both, and switch between them from the repository picker. GitLab can be gitlab.com or your own server. You'll need a Nudgr account first. Your host tokens are kept in your operating system's own secure storage, never on a server of ours.
Right-click an issue on the desktop to plan or implement it with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or a command of your own. See what the agent will be told, then it starts in a terminal, in its own worktree of the default branch, with the issue and its comments as its brief.
Choose which of your repositories to follow, work one at a time, or open "All my open" to see everything assigned to you across all of them at once.
A type on every issue, using GitHub's own issue types where your organisation has them and plain type: labels everywhere else — so the labelling still means something when you open the same issue on github.com.
Backlog, Todo, Doing, Test, and Done, plus a priority from Now to Someday. Drag cards between columns, or group the list by status or priority. Status, priority, and order sync through your Nudgr account rather than as labels on the issue.
Rank a repository's list by dragging rows where you want them. The order is yours and it survives filtering and searching — and one menu item puts it back the way GitHub had it.
Hang sub-issues under an epic — GitHub's own hierarchy there, issue links on GitLab — tick them off from the parent, and watch the progress count fill in.
Descriptions and comments render as proper markdown — including images from private repositories — and you write them back the same way.
Ctrl+N for a task, Ctrl+Shift+B, F, or E for a bug, feature, or epic, and Ctrl+Enter to save it or send the comment. The mouse is optional.
Copy a list of ideas, one per line, and import them as issues in one go — with a preview and a type on each before anything is written.
The same app on Windows, macOS, iPhone, iPad, and Android, in light or dark to match the rest of your desktop.
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