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Cursor for iPad: Multi-Agent Layout, PR Reviews, and Inbox

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Cursor expanded its mobile app with a dedicated iPad experience, now available on all paid subscription plans. The larger screen unlocks a pinned sidebar for tracking multiple agent conversations at once, split-screen review and chat, and Apple Pencil markup for screenshot annotations. Alongside the iPad launch, Cursor rolled out a full PR review surface and a new Inbox to both iPhone and iPad, letting developers manage reviewers, checks, and approvals without a desktop. The release also adds Bitbucket and Azure DevOps repository support and multi-PR session handling.

Key Takeaways

  • Cursor for iPad is now available to all paid subscription tiers, not gated behind a beta or a specific plan.
  • The new layout adds a pinned sidebar, letting developers monitor multiple agent conversations at the same time on the larger screen.
  • Split-screen support lets a developer review a file diff and chat with an agent simultaneously, instead of toggling between views.
  • Apple Pencil markup turns screenshot feedback into point-specific, hand-drawn annotations rather than plain text comments.
  • The new full PR review surface brings comments, status checks, approvals, and reviewer management to mobile, closing much of the gap with the desktop review experience.
  • The release also quietly adds Bitbucket and Azure DevOps repository support and multi-PR session handling, widening which teams can use Cursor's mobile app end-to-end.

Cursor Arrives on iPad

Cursor's mobile app is now available on iPad across all paid subscription tiers, extending a coding-agent workflow that previously ran mostly on iPhone (and desktop) to a larger screen built for multitasking. The pitch is simple: create, review, and merge from anywhere, without opening a laptop.

A Layout Built for the Bigger Screen

Rather than simply stretching the iPhone interface, Cursor built an iPad-specific layout that takes advantage of the extra space. A pinned sidebar keeps multiple agent conversations visible at once, so a developer can glance across several in-flight coding tasks without switching screens. Split-screen support goes further, letting a file diff sit next to an active chat so a reviewer can discuss changes with an agent while looking directly at the code.

Screenshot markup also gets more room to work with on iPad. Reviewers can attach a screenshot, drop point-specific comments directly on it, and — notably — draw on it with Apple Pencil, which is a more precise way to flag a misaligned button or a rendering bug than typing a text description.

A Full PR Review Surface, Not Just a Summary

The release brings a comprehensive pull request review screen to both iPhone and iPad, matching more closely what's available on desktop and the web. From mobile, developers can now see comments, CI status checks, and approvals together, change reviewers, respond to review feedback, and direct an agent to fix whatever issues come up — covering the full review loop rather than just a status glance.

Inbox Keeps Track of What Needs Attention

A new Inbox view organizes work across in-progress agent sessions, items that need a decision or input, and pull requests currently under review. For anyone running several cloud agents in parallel, this functions as a single triage list instead of having to check each conversation individually.

Also New for iPhone and iPad

A handful of smaller improvements shipped in the same release:

  • Repository support for Bitbucket and Azure DevOps, in addition to existing providers
  • Multi-PR session handling, so a single agent session that opens more than one pull request keeps all of them accessible
  • Direct team-switching inside the app, without needing to log out or use a separate client

Together, these changes push Cursor's mobile app closer to parity with its desktop review workflow, making it more realistic to actually manage — not just monitor — coding agents from a tablet.