GerGit

A fast, native Git client for Linux: commit graph, line-by-line staging, side-by-side diff, interactive rebase, conflict resolver and GitHub/GitLab integration. Inspired by Fork.

Cost / License

Free
Open Source (GPL-3.0)

Origin

Germany
EU

Since

Updated

Updated Nov 2026

Platforms

Linux

The same GerGit window in the light theme.

GerGit's Local Changes view: unstaged and staged files next to the sidebar, a diff with removed lines in red and added lines in green, and a commit message box at the bottom.

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Works Offline
Dark Mode
No Tracking
No registration required
Git Support
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GerGit information

Developed by
Gerrit Visser
Licensing
Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.
Written in
C#
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- English

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What is GerGit?

GerGit is a free and open-source Git client for Linux. It's inspired by my favorite Git client, Git-Fork, which unfortunately is only available for Windows and Mac. So I built my own that works on Linux! GerGit is not affiliated with Fork or its developers.

It shows a commit graph with search and a sidebar with branches, remotes, tags, stashes, worktrees and submodules. You can stage whole files, hunks or single lines, view inline or side-by-side diffs (including images), use blame and file history, rebase interactively with drag and drop, and resolve conflicts in a three-pane view. It connects to GitHub and GitLab (including self-hosted GitLab) for cloning, pull and merge requests and notifications. GerGit runs the system git command for every operation. Written in C# with .NET 10 and Avalonia. Inspired by Fork. Not affiliated with Fork or its developers.