📡 FinderGit 0.25.0 — is it you, or is it GitHub?

📡 FinderGit 0.25.0 is out — is it you, or is it GitHub?

You know the afternoon. A fetch that normally takes a second just sits there. A column comes up empty. So you quit the app, relaunch it, check your Wi-Fi… and it was GitHub all along. 🙄

FinderGit now tells you which it is.

The Overview — the GitHub card reads 0.5s / responsive, and the GitHub connection panel lists the four services with their state

📊 Your own numbers first — the Overview shows how fast your requests to GitHub are actually coming back, measured on your machine.

🚦 And what GitHub says — the state of the four services FinderGit really uses: Git operations, API requests, Issues, Pull Requests. Open incident? Name and latest official update, right there.

🚫 It never tells you GitHub is fine when it can't check. If the status page is unreachable, that's Unknown in grey — not a reassuring green tick. Because on the day that inspired this, GitHub declared no incident at all while everything crawled.

⏱️ No more staring at a spinner — past three seconds, Fetch/Pull/Push show how long they've been running. And they stop hogging a repository for five minutes when a server is slow.

🔑 Bonus fix, caught the day before release: a revoked token used to read as "GitHub is down". The feature built to stop you blaming the wrong thing was… blaming the wrong thing. Fixed. 😅

🌍 Fully translated — IT / FR / DE / ES.

Free, universal binary, macOS 15+, signed and notarized.

👉 Try it / see what's new: https://findergit.app

What's the last time you blamed an app and it turned out to be the service behind it? 👀