Git. Simplified.

Free native desktop app for managing multiple Git repositories from one dashboard. Push, pull, and sync without the terminal. Built with Rust and Tauri. Windows, macOS, Linux.

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Features

Native Performance

Built with Rust and Tauri. Small memory footprint, fast startup, cross-platform.

Multi-Repo Dashboard

Manage multiple Git repositories from a single interface. See status at a glance.

One-Click Sync

Push, pull, and merge without opening a terminal. Full sync commits and pushes in one action.

Pre-Push Validation

Warns about large files before pushing. Suggests .gitignore additions to avoid common issues.

Branch Management

View remote branches, merge and clean up after pull requests. Works with GitHub workflow.

Secure Credentials

GitHub tokens stored in OS credential manager. Never saved to files or sent anywhere.

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Free to use. No accounts, no cloud sync, your data stays local.

Windows x64 installer (8.9 MB)

macOS

Apple Silicon Intel

Linux

.deb .rpm AppImage

Free for personal and commercial use. No restrictions.

What is BitGit?

BitGit is a free, native Git GUI for managing multiple repositories from a single dashboard. Built with Rust and Tauri, it has a small memory footprint and fast startup compared to Electron-based alternatives. Version 1.0.1 supports one-click push/pull/sync, branch management with merge and cleanup, pre-push large file validation with .gitignore suggestions, and secure credential storage via your OS keychain. Available for Windows (x64), macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), and Linux (.deb, .rpm, .AppImage). Free for personal and commercial use with no restrictions.

How does BitGit compare to GitKraken or Fork?

GitKraken and Fork are full-featured Git clients with visual merge conflict editors, interactive rebasing, and integrations. BitGit focuses specifically on the multi-repo workflow — seeing status across all your repositories at a glance, syncing them quickly, and managing branches after PRs merge. If you manage 5+ repositories and mostly need push/pull/status, BitGit is faster and lighter. If you need advanced merge tooling, a full client is more appropriate.

Is BitGit open source?

Yes. BitGit is open source on GitHub. The source code, issue tracker, and releases are public. No telemetry, no accounts, your data stays entirely local.