Retcon

Retcon provides a graphical interface for editing Git commit history on macOS. It lets users rearrange, edit, delete, fix‑up, or reword commits by dragging and dropping entries in a visual timeline, while preserving the working tree and staged changes. The app mirrors common Git operations—such as interactive rebase, stash, and reset—behind a point‑and‑click workflow, and offers immediate conflict feedback and an undo shortcut (⌘ Z) to revert changes.

The tool is aimed at developers who need to clean up or restructure commits before sharing or publishing code, especially when the command‑line process would be cumbersome. By presenting commit details and allowing in‑place edits, it reduces the steps required to perform tasks like rewording messages or fixing up commits, and it keeps uncommitted work intact throughout the operation.

Retcon runs on macOS 14.3 or later and is distributed as a stable, native application. It is positioned as a productivity aid for Git users who prefer a macOS‑styled, drag‑and‑drop experience over manual CLI commands.