GitUp

GitUp presents a visual representation of a repository’s branch and merge structure, updating instantly as changes occur outside the application. Users can highlight a commit to view its message and diff, and the interface includes a live map that reflects the current state without manual refresh. The tool also offers a snapshot feature that records the repository’s history, enabling users to step back to any point in time.

The client supplies full‑featured Git operations—rewriting, splitting, deleting, reordering,,,ups, cherry‑picking, merging, and rebasing—accessible through keyboard shortcuts for quick interaction. Undo and redo actions work like typical text editors, allowing easy reversal of recent changes. An instant search function locates branches, tags, and commits by message, author, or diff content and jumps directly to results.

Designed for both professional engineers and beginners, GitUp bypasses the Git binary and works directly with the repository database, providing speed and reliability. It runs on macOS 10.13 or later, is open source, and includes a toolkit for building custom Git‑related applications.