ADO Local Pre-release

Azure DevOps, one keystroke away.

A fast, keyboard-first desktop app for the Azure DevOps you already use.

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    Download for macOS and Windows Free while in pre-release

    Your sprint, at the speed of a list.

    Backlogs, Taskboards and Kanban boards, Capacity and the burndown, Queries and Delivery Plans. A local copy of your Work Items means lists, search and boards open instantly, in the Processes and terms your Teams already use.

    • Drag a card, or move it with the keyboard
    • Swimlanes by person, WIP limits, Capacity bars
    • Drop a Work Item on an Iteration in the sidebar
    An Iteration's Taskboard with a Swimlane for each person, Tasks in New, Active and Closed columns, and capacity bars for the Team
    My Work: the Work Items assigned to me, grouped by State, with keyboard hints in the footer

    Pull requests, without the waiting.

    Review a diff side by side or inline, reply in threads and apply suggestions, vote, and complete with the merge types your branch policies allow. Required checks and reviewers sit on the overview, and the lists show what waits for you.

    • Comment on a line, resolve a thread
    • Group pull requests by repository
    • Create one from a branch in a few keys
    A pull request's Files tab showing a side-by-side diff with a comment thread on a changed line
    A pull request's overview with its reviewers and votes, required checks and linked Work Items

    Watch the run, approve the stage.

    Pipelines and their Runs with stages, jobs and logs you can search. Run a pipeline with its YAML parameters, approve or reject a stage that waits for you, and see each Environment's checks.

    • Follow a running log as it arrives
    • Queue, cancel and retry
    • Approvals that wait for you, in one list
    A pipeline Run's timeline of stages and jobs beside its log, with a search through the log
    A stage waiting for approval, with Approve and Reject

    Know what's ready to ship.

    Each release pipeline marks its newest release whose PBIs are done, whose Bugs are closed and whose tests have passed. Compare any two releases to see what was completed and what wasn't, then write the release notes as Markdown, plain text or PDF.

    A release pipeline's releases with their stages and readiness, the ready release marked
    Two releases compared: PBIs and Bugs completed, and those contributed but not completed

    Run the tests, file the Bug.

    Test Plans and their suites with progress at a glance. Mark many points at once, or step through a Test Case: a failed step becomes a Bug with its repro steps filled in, linked to the test and the PBI.

    The Test Runner stepping through a Test Case, each step marked Pass or Fail, with an outcome to save

    You don't go looking. It tells you.

    Desktop notifications from every organization you're signed in to, the moment something needs you. Counts sit on the menu bar and the Dock or taskbar. Set quiet hours, or pause for an hour.

    • Someone mentions me
    • I'm asked to review a pull request
    • A required check fails on my pull request
    • A run failed, or a run I started finished
    • An approval is waiting for me
    • A pull request opens with no one named to review yours to turn on
    The app's own wording, on demo data.

    And the rest of Azure DevOps.

    The parts you open a few times a week, drawn in the app instead of the website. Pick one.

    A Team dashboard: sprint overview, team members, capacity, burndown, velocity, cumulative flow and cycle time
    Your Project's and Teams' dashboards in their own grid: query tiles, charts, burndown, velocity, Markdown and more.

    Repos and the Wiki, read and written here.

    Files with history and blame, commits, branches with ahead and behind, compare and tags; edit a file and commit it. The Wiki with its page tree, search, history and Mermaid diagrams.

    A file in a repository with blame beside each line
    A Wiki page with its contents, a table and a diagram

    Instant, offline, and all on the keyboard.

    A local copy of each organization's Work Items makes lists and search instant, and keeps you editing on a train: changes wait, then go when you're back. Capture a Work Item from any app, and website links open right here.

    ⌘K commands JK move X select C create Z snooze / search
    The app offline: what's kept on this computer still shows, marked as offline

    Free while in pre-release.

    For macOS on Apple silicon and Intel, and Windows on x64 and ARM64. It updates itself as new releases ship.

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