Stashify is a visual Git stash console that turns hidden workspace changes into structured, inspectable diffs. Instead of parsing CLI output, you can browse stashes, explore file-level changes, and understand unfinished work with clarity. Built with Tauri and Rust for native performance, it makes git stash a first-class workflow.

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Hey everyone 👋

I built Stashify because I kept context-switching between tasks and losing track of what I had stashed.

git stash is powerful, but inspecting stashes always felt like digging through raw patch output. I wanted something focused, lightweight, and stash-first.

I did try a few existing Git clients, but most of them are either too heavy or premium-focused. I really just wanted a simple tool dedicated to stashes, so I decided to build one and make it free.

So Stashify is a dedicated visual console just for that.

Would love feedback on:

• What features would you expect next

• Whether stash comparison would be useful

• If a conflict preview would help your workflow

Thanks for checking it out 🚀

@prasanth_21 Just checked this out and honestly, I’ve had the same problem 😅. I use git stash a lot but rarely remember what’s actually inside. Having a simple visual way to inspect it makes a lot of sense.

Excited to see where you take this!