Mobile Pro arrives: a one-time purchase for the review tools built on top of Fjord. With it comes Needs You, the pull requests waiting on you, on Home.

MOBILE PRO
- Connecting any Forgejo server, browsing, and reviewing, commenting on and merging pull requests stay free, as do Actions and their logs, push notifications and the contribution widget.
- Mobile Pro adds Needs You and its widget, multi-line and block comments, offline review beyond the free allowance, Live Activities for runs, advanced notification actions, and commenting and finishing reviews in the iPad review workstation, with its Review menu keyboard commands.
- Restore Purchases is in Settings and on the Mobile Pro screen.
- A review you queued offline always publishes, whether or not you own Mobile Pro.

NEEDS YOU
- A panel on Home lists the pull requests waiting on you and says why: the changes you asked for were made, your review was requested, or the branch moved after you approved or last looked.
- Tap one to see what changed since you last looked, with approve and comment side by side, or open the whole pull request.

FOR EVERYONE
- Diffs can show side by side, old on the left and new on the right, on iPad and other wide screens such as the larger iPhones in landscape. Fjord remembers your choice.
- Resolved review conversations fold down to one line that says who resolved them. Tap to open one, or open the conversation on the web.
- A failed or cancelled Actions run offers Run workflow again, which starts a new run of the same workflow on the same branch.
- Use your own server now accepts http:// for a server on your own network, such as a home server, a .local name or a Tailscale address. Anywhere else still needs https, and the address field says what is wrong before you tap Connect.
- The Actions Command Center appears on Home again for forges linked to your Fjord Account.

ON IPAD
- Opening Files changed slides the pull request list away so the review has the whole window, and brings it back when you leave.
- The code no longer scrolls sideways as you extend a selection or step between changes.