SourceGit
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Windows/macOS/Linux GUI client for GIT users.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
- Privacy focused
Features
- Dark Mode
- Cross-Platform
- Ad-free
- Syntax Highlighting
- Support for @mentions
Git Support- Works Offline
- File Versioning
- No Tracking
- Team Collaboration
Tags
- git-gui
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SourceGit information
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Open Source (MIT) and Free product.Written in
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58 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
- Chinese
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- 3,788 Stars
- 313 Forks
- 115 Open Issues
- Updated
What is SourceGit?
Opensource Git GUI client.
Highlights
- Supports Windows/macOS/Linux
- Opensource/Free
- Fast
- English/Deutsch/Português (Brasil)/???? (Simplified Chinese)/???? (Traditional Chinese)
- Built-in light/dark themes
- Customize theme
- Visual commit graph
- Supports SSH access with each remote
- GIT commands with GUI
- Clone/Fetch/Pull/Push...
- Merge/Rebase/Reset/Revert/Amend/Cherry-pick...
- Interactive rebase (Basic)
- Branches
- Remotes
- Tags
- Stashes
- Submodules
- Worktrees
- Archive
- Diff
- Save as patch/apply
- File histories
- Blame
- Revision Diffs
- Branch Diff
- Image Diff - Side-By-Side/Swipe/Blend
- GitFlow support
- Git LFS support
Linux only tested on Debian 12 on both X11 & Wayland.
Comments and Reviews
I have been using it for 3 months, and this is the first app that has actually been able to replace SourceTree for my daily tasks. The app has similar features compared to SourceTree and a comparable way to view code changes, so the adaptation was very easy. Although it is still in development, it is incredibly stable. In my opinion, this is a game-changing Git client app—the best I’ve used so far—and the best part: it is not Electron-based.