GitAhead
GitAhead makes navigating through thousands of commits a piece of cake. Minimalistic, slim and intuitive interface.
What is GitAhead?
GitAhead lets you filter results and performs advanced searches. It shows you exactly what you need to see and makes navigating through thousands of commits a piece of cake.
Discontinued
No longer under active development, per info in repo at https://github.com/gitahead/gitahead#please-note but there's a fork called 
Gittyup that you can try.
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GitAhead Features
GitAhead information
- Developed byScientific Toolworks, Inc.
- LicensingOpen Source (MIT) and Free product.
- Written in
- RatingAverage rating of 4
- Alternatives46 alternatives listed
Supported Languages
- English
GitHub repository
- 1,642 Stars
- 213 Forks
- 292 Open Issues
- Updated
Comments and Reviews
Tags
- Version Control
- User interface
- Git Client
- free-apps
Nice cross-platform Git client with native code optimization, dark theme, and free non-commercial licensing!
License management seems to be bothersome even for non-commercial use though.
Reply written ago
After Gitkraken decision to remove access to private repositories for free versions, GitAhead seems to be a quite good alternative. Some very useful features are still missing:
Exactly why I am here. It is not as beautiful as Gitkraken, but it is very good
Reply written ago
I leave this warning for users who would like to use it with UE4 GitHub Source.
It can fetch a source from GitHub, but if you try to switch a branch it will cause a memory leak and eat all the Ram you have (16Gb in my case), causing the windows to hang with Out of Memory error.
Plus it's very laggy when navigating the tree. It takes from 10 seconds to a few minutes to refresh when you click a commit. Ofc we're talking about Git repository of several Gb in size.
Another issue is that there is no difference between repositories on GitHub account if they are your personal ones or part of an organization (Epic Games and Nvidia repositories will be mixed with your forks having the same names under the same tree).
Right now it can't compete with SourceTree. But I really hope the performance issues will be fixed in the future.
Could be because its a massive repo. Open an Issue on GitHub.
Reply written ago
Unlike SmartGit, GitKraken and similar competitors, GitAhead is completely free. No need to pay for commercial use. And it still includes all the most frequent features I used in those competitors.
I think it's the best git client there is. Conceptually, at least. There hasn't been a new Windows build in a year and it's loaded with bugs that make using it basically impossible. The repo has had updates though, for anyone who can build it themselves. Maybe these problems are technically solved. But I'd love to use it. Only feature it's missing that I think others have better is image diffing.
Now that Fork started prompting for $50 and GitKraken cannot be used for private or self hosted repos any more, this is the best free graphical Git client I know of. And you know what. it isn't just good because it's free, it's actually very good in its own right.
Open-source, efficient, cross-platform and beautiful.