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App Store·Developer ToolsFree + IAP4.83 (36,512)launched 6.5y agoapp updated 4d agocharts in 11 countries
Scout Score
36

GitHub generates an estimated $63k–$340k/month in revenue from 200k–820k downloads/month on the App Store, according to AppCurrents estimates (updated 2026-09-08).

Estimates updated 08.09.2026 · How we estimate · Ranges reflect model confidence, not exact figures.
Est. revenue / month$63k–$340k
Est. downloads / month200k–820k
Estimate confidencelow
PricingFree + IAP
Rating4.83 ★ (36,512 ratings)
CategoryDeveloper Tools
Best chart rank#3 Developer Tools Free
Released17.03.2020
App last updated04.09.2026
PlatformiOS
Est. downloads / mo
200k–820k
Est. revenue / mo
$63k–$340k
Rating velocity / day
40 9
Chart velocity
flat
Peak rank
#2
Days tracked
97
Chart ranks
#3 Developer Tools Free#4 Developer Tools Grossing

Modeled monthly estimate · rating velocity · low confidence

About

There’s a lot you can do on GitHub that doesn’t require a complex development environment – like sharing feedback on a design discussion, or reviewing a few lines of code. GitHub for iOS lets you move work forward wherever you are. Stay in touch with your team, triage issues, and even merge, right from the app. We’re making these tasks easy for you to perform, no matter where you work, with a beau…

Trends & analysis

Chart rank trend

US · category
#2#5
Jun 4Sep 8
Free #3Grossing #4

Why it's surfacing

Scout 36
Momentum
17
Newness
3
Grossing newcomer
3
Breakout
2

Ratings & velocity

★ 0 in window
Total ratings
37k33k
Jun 4Sep 8
New ratings / day
650
Jun 5Sep 8

Rating distribution

96% positive · 33k ratings
5
90%
4
6%
3
2%
2
1%
1
2%

Geographic reach

best rank · 11 storefronts
jp
#1 category
fr
#1 category
in
#1 category
de
#2 category
gb
#2 category
kr
#2 category
tw
#2 category
au
#2 category
br
#2 category
ca
#2 category
us
#3 category

Revenue & downloads trend

ARPU $0
Est. revenue / mo · $146k
$7.9M$111k
Jun 4Sep 5
Est. downloads / mo · 405k
593k310k
Jun 4Sep 5

In-app purchases

4 tiers
GitHub Pro$4
Copilot Pro$10
Copilot Pro+$40
Copilot Max$99

Update history

12+ updates tracked
  • v1.275.04d ago

    What's new • We've relocated the Share action for issues and pull requests to the More menu for a less cluttered toolbar Bug fixes • Viewing a file from a pull request works after the head branch has been deleted. • Navigating to Issues or Pull Requests from the Home screen correctly renders the share and overflow trailing navigation buttons. • The status icon picker shows the full emoji grid instead of collapsing to a small popover. • Pull requests blocked by reviews correctly show which reviewer is blocking, even after that reviewer leaves a follow-up comment. • The Copilot usage billing details no longer reference the retired GitHub Spark product. • The Discussion save button now has an enhanced color contrast.

  • v1.274.012d ago

    What's new: • A new Share action for issues and pull requests lives in the More menu instead of a dedicated navigation button. Bug fixes: • Viewing a file from a pull request works after the head branch has been deleted. • Navigating to Issues or Pull Requests from the Home screen correctly renders the share and overflow trailing navigation buttons. • The status icon picker shows the full emoji grid instead of collapsing to a small popover. • Pull requests blocked by reviews correctly show which reviewer is blocking, even after that reviewer leaves a follow-up comment. • The Copilot usage billing details no longer reference the retired GitHub Spark product. • The Discussion save button now has an enhanced color contrast.

  • v1.273.018d ago

    What's new: • Browse a repository and see SVG files rendered as images. • Review detailed file diffs directly within a Copilot coding agent session. Bug fixes: • Stop a Copilot coding agent session that's stuck in a queued, idle, or waiting state to unblock further interaction. • The "My work" pull request list no longer shows up empty when your pull requests span many repositories. • Selected lines in the files changed view stand out with improved highlight contrast. • The Clear button in recent code searches has the correct contrast in light and dark mode. • Sharing a list of workflows announces a clear accessibility label for VoiceOver.

  • v1.272.026d ago

    What's new: • GitHub Mobile now requires devices running iOS 17 or above. Bug fixes: • The “Jump to” view in a pull request’s code changes doesn't truncate file paths when Dynamic Type is enabled. • Update sub-issues for improved accessibility. • Update colors to improve contrast on delete sub-issue confirmation. • Improved the color contrast of the Edit button on the review submission screen so it's easier to read. • The Log in buttons now scale correctly at larger accessibility text sizes. • Improve contrast when selecting assignees and reviews on issues and pull requests. • Send and stop buttons in Copilot Chat resize themselves when Dynamic Type is on. • Improve dismissal focus on Copilot model picker. • Improve contrast when selecting a repository for creating a subissue. • Improve text contrast on the new repository template description for better readability. • VoiceOver now announces when a pull request review conversation is resolved. • Improved the contrast of navigation subtitles. • When activating search, accessibility tools focus the search bar. • Filter controls on the Copilot agent sessions screen now scale with larger accessibility text sizes. • Changed file names and paths now stay fully readable at larger accessibility text sizes.

  • v1.271.01mo ago

    What's new • Continue browsing on your iPhone from GitHub.com using Handoff. Bug fixes • The more, collapse, and mark-as-viewed controls on a pull request's files changed screen scale with your font size preferences. • Creating a repository keeps the owner name visible at large accessibility text sizes. Note: This is the last app version to support iOS 16. To receive future app updates, please update your device to a newer iOS version.

GitHub — FAQ

How much money does GitHub make?

According to AppCurrents estimates, GitHub generates approximately $63k–$340k per month (low confidence), modeled from its the App Store chart performance, rating velocity, and monetization signals.

How many downloads does GitHub get?

GitHub sees an estimated 200k–820k downloads per month on the App Store, per AppCurrents modeling.

Is GitHub free?

GitHub is free to download on the App Store, monetizing through in-app purchases.

What is GitHub's rating?

GitHub holds a 4.83-star average from 36,512 ratings on the App Store. It currently ranks #3 on the Developer Tools free chart.

When was GitHub released?

GitHub launched on the App Store on 17.03.2020. Its latest version shipped 04.09.2026.

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