Fixes for Plan settings and open tabs
- On Free, Settings, then Plan, no longer breaks after you open the Fix plan tab in Security.
- A tab left open during an update reloads by itself instead of showing an error.
A sidebar you can collapse, and wider lists
- Collapse the sidebar to icons with [, the button at its top, or the ⌘K menu. It stays the way you leave it, and the counts move into tooltips.
- Inbox and Sent lists are as wide as Security and Repos. Open, Snoozed and Done sit on the same row as For you, New and All.
- After e or h, focus moves to the next row, so you can keep going with the keyboard.
- On Free, Sheaf stops fetching and storing the accounts that Free locks, and they have no sync button. Picking one in Settings, then Plan, syncs it, and upgrading to Pro syncs them all.
- If you sync many times in a minute, Sheaf asks you to wait instead of saying GitHub is down.
- Signed-in pages no longer flash a loading screen when you reload them.
Account order and the account Free keeps
- Drag accounts in Settings, or move them with the arrow keys, to set their order in the sidebar.
- On Free, pick the account the inbox keeps in Settings, then Plan. You can switch once every 30 days. On Pro you can pick it ahead of time.
- Account pictures show in the account menu, the ⌘K menu and This week.
- Settings lists GitHub accounts second and Plan last.
- Times read "just now" instead of "now ago".
- j and k move the focus with the selection, and alert counts match on every page.
- The kind filter says when bot activity is hidden, and the yearly plan shows its yearly price, with the monthly cost beside it.
Sent, Repos, This week and a new Settings
- Sent follows the pull requests and issues you opened. Repos shows which repositories fall behind. This week counts what you merged, closed and reviewed.
- Security groups alerts into a fix plan: the upgrade that closes the most alerts comes first. Mark an upgrade as planned to set it aside.
- Press ⌘K to jump to a page, an account or an item, and / to search on Inbox, Sent, Security and Repos.
- Settings opens over the page you are on. It sets the theme, the time zone and what For you shows.
- Mute an account or a repository, choose the lowest alert severity, and set when snoozed rows come back.
- Sync one account at a time, and read the full error when a sync fails.
- See every device where you are signed in and sign any of them out. Download your data as JSON.
- Plan shows every payment with its receipt. On Free it has the upgrade buttons, and names the accounts waiting for Pro.
Done, snooze and a clearer inbox
- Mark a row done with e. It comes back if anything new happens on GitHub.
- Snooze a row with h until tomorrow or next week, and find it under Snoozed.
- A dot marks rows with news since you opened them. Press u to toggle it.
- Pick rows with x to act on several at once, and undo any change.
- Security puts critical alerts first, and phones open the details in the app.
- Settings has a Shortcuts page. Press ? to open it.
For you, Pro and a three-pane inbox
- For you lists the issues assigned to you and the pull requests waiting on your review, across every account.
- The inbox has three panes: the sidebar, the list and the details of the selected row.
- Pro covers every account and organization. Free keeps one account. Polar runs the checkout.
- Settings brings accounts, billing and your account together. You can delete your account there.
- The sidebar remembers whether you keep it open.
Search, a collapsible sidebar and clear sync errors
- Press / to search titles and repositories.
- Collapse the sidebar to icons, and filter by account and by kind at the same time.
- When a sync fails, the account says why, and Sheaf tries again.
- The inbox loads faster.
One inbox for every GitHub account
- Sign in with GitHub and install the Sheaf app on your account and each organization.
- Open issues and pull requests from every connected account, in one list.
- Alerts from Dependabot, code scanning and secret scanning, next to the rest.
- GitHub webhooks keep the inbox current within seconds.