
Working Copy
CodeHub
PolyGit
Gumroad Sales Widget for iOS
Widgeridoo
Onward
Git2Go
iOS widgets for GitHub Dependabot vulnerabilities and GitHub Actions build workflows

Surface Studio
MacBook 12"
Microsoft Surface Laptop
Spotify.me
iPad Pro
Macbook Air with Retina
iOS
The new MacBook Pro with TouchBar and more

Which is more popular?
Website, pricing, platforms and company facts side by side.
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Radar Widgets connects to your GitHub account to watch for code for security vulnerability alerts and Workflow status events. Configure which repos to watch, with vulnerability and build status widget types, one-click to full details, clean layouts with multiple sizes, and dark-mode support....
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What each product offers, as listed by its team.


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