I had the relatively unique experience of coming to Git, mobile-first, via this very application on my iPhone 8 Plus, almost exactly 4 years ago. Thanks to GitHub's Education program, I've had access to unlimited repository creation since that first day, and it's honestly quite a testament to the power of Working Copy just how much of a mess I made in those initial few months.
Now on my iPad Pro, I keep so many repos (89 as of this writing) that I have an automation that maintains a browsable index of the lot (which is, itself, a testament to Working Copy's incredibly comprehensive and solid Siri Shortcuts support.)

This app does so many things I’m sure I haven’t discovered it all. I’m relatively new to Git in general and I’ve learned as much from Working Copy as from several other places!

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Very few apps that I’ve come across in Apple’s App Store, or any competitor’s equivilant library, warrant very much praise. Some are aesthetic but fall short of user friendliness, fail to meet expectations or simply throw a wrench into creative workflow rather than nurture it. Mainly, writing in python, I script and debug using Pythonista, (which is another shining gem I recommend to anyone looking for a strictly Py development environment.) and Working Copy is the only resource I turn to for version control. It’s so quick and intuitive to initialize a new repo, create and arrange your directories and start populating it with modules. The interoperability with other dev apps is second to none I’ve seen, and cloning repos from Git, Mercurial, and the like is reason enough alone to test drive Working Copy today. And, thank you to the developer for this extremely sharp, and highly complimentary toolset that I have used and I that will keep utilizing for a long time to come! 🤜🏼🤛🏻
**Any and all apologies for the lengthy testament**