An intuitive, fast, and beautiful cross-platform Git client. Has a free version, but pro options available.
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What is GitKraken?
Over 2 million developers worldwide rely on GitKraken to get their work done. Our team is dedicated to making tools that help software developers be more productive - it’s truly our passion. Since 2014, we’ve been rapidly developing the legendary cross-platform GitKraken Git GUI while reimagining an intuitive, visual approach to Git. You can use the cross-platform Git Client to visualize file history and changes to your repos in a beautiful graph; simplify complicated Git commands, like rebase and cherry-pick, into drag-n-drop actions; and make quick edits directly to your code within the app. Download it today at GitKraken.com!
• Top positive commentover 2 years ago • 0 replies
Hands down the best Git client out there right now. Unfortunately they recently removed the ability to access private repos as a free user, but if you don't need that or are willing to pay this is the best for sure. Gorgeous/responsive UI, super simple setup and connections with repo services, and the only Git feature that I'm aware is missing is subtrees, but submodules are supported.
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• Top positive commentalmost 4 years ago • 0 replies
It's miles better than SourceTree.
It's fast. It's got tree view.
You have to login to use it though.
It's not exactly free.
It's still not as fast as the CLI.
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• Top negative commentalmost 5 years ago • 0 replies
There's no way to use it without sign in, not even open a local git repo.
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• Negative comment • 11 months ago • 0 replies
Git kraken has a lot of promise, but there developers are no good and refuse to provide support or even recognize issues. High ram usage, cpu usage, and a slow interface is what greets you on any real repo. Its overpriced for the kind of support given, and can sit for hours doing what source tree or terminal commands can complete in seconds. I would never trust them to even have the capability to improve this product.
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• Negative comment • over 1 year ago • 0 replies
Starting with version 6 GitKraken does not support private repositories any more. I thus switched to GitAhead which, at the end, I like more than GitKraken.
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• Review • about 2 years ago • 0 replies
Since version 6.0.0 GitKraken cannot be used freely any more for private repositories. The license policy changed. Earlier versions still support private repositories.
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• Positive comment • about 2 years ago • 0 replies
Best GUI as a Git client with very handy features like fully graphical interactive git rebase. Unfortunately, Axosoft has recently reduced available features with the free version. Private git repositories cannot be opened anymore, only public ones (open source).
It's miles better than SourceTree. It's fast. It's got tree view. You have to login to use it though. It's not exactly free. It's still not as fast as the CLI.
Hands down the best Git client out there right now. Unfortunately they recently removed the ability to access private repos as a free user, but if you don't need that or are willing to pay this is the best for sure. Gorgeous/responsive UI, super simple setup and connections with repo services, and the only Git feature that I'm aware is missing is subtrees, but submodules are supported.
It's miles better than SourceTree.
It's fast. It's got tree view.
You have to login to use it though.
It's not exactly free.
It's still not as fast as the CLI.
There's no way to use it without sign in, not even open a local git repo.
Git kraken has a lot of promise, but there developers are no good and refuse to provide support or even recognize issues. High ram usage, cpu usage, and a slow interface is what greets you on any real repo. Its overpriced for the kind of support given, and can sit for hours doing what source tree or terminal commands can complete in seconds. I would never trust them to even have the capability to improve this product.
Starting with version 6 GitKraken does not support private repositories any more. I thus switched to GitAhead which, at the end, I like more than GitKraken.
Since version 6.0.0 GitKraken cannot be used freely any more for private repositories. The license policy changed. Earlier versions still support private repositories.
Best GUI as a Git client with very handy features like fully graphical interactive git rebase.
Unfortunately, Axosoft has recently reduced available features with the free version. Private git repositories cannot be opened anymore, only public ones (open source).