Cursor for iPad (2026): PR Reviews & Inbox
Cursor for iPad is available on all paid plans. See the July 29, 2026 update’s full PR reviews, Inbox, split-screen layout, and Apple Pencil markup.
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In a changelog entry dated July 29, 2026, Cursor says Cursor for iPad is now available on all paid plans, bringing its agent-driven PR workflow to a larger-screen mobile experience.
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Built for the bigger screen
Cursor says the iPad layout adds pinned sidebar chats, split-screen workflows, and Apple Pencil markup — a different posture from the iPhone app, which is aimed at quick check-ins rather than sustained review sessions.
A full PR review surface
Cursor says the review experience "covers the full PR: comments, checks, and approvals." You can add or change reviewers, read comments, and prompt the agent to resolve them without leaving the app.
An Inbox for work in flight
Cursor describes an Inbox that helps "you and your agents stay organized" — showing what's in progress, what needs your attention, and which pull requests are in review.
Other improvements across iPhone and iPad
Cursor also lists:
- Bitbucket and Azure DevOps SCM support
- Multi-PR sessions — when one chat creates multiple PRs, you can open every one of them, not just the last
- Team switching directly in the app
Why it matters
Cursor already let you launch and steer cloud agents from a phone (see our write-up of Cursor for iOS). The iPad release moves the review half of the loop onto mobile: if agents are opening PRs while you're away from your desk, approving and unblocking them no longer requires a laptop. See our Cursor overview for how it fits alongside other AI coding tools.
Source
- Cursor — “What’s New in Cursor” (changelog, July 29, 2026 entry “Cursor, now on iPad”): https://cursor.com/changelog
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