FinderGit brings Git intelligence to your file browser. No terminal-hopping, no heavy GUIs — just one window showing every repo's branch, status, and changes in real time. • Live status: branch, clean/dirty/unpushed — updated instantly • Inline diffs with line numbers for any modified file • Git actions: stage, commit, push, pull, fetch, switch branch • Search, filter, and "Git Only" toggle • Markdown preview with GitHub-style rendering 100% native SwiftUI. No Electron. Free. macOS 15+.

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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Giovambattista, a developer based in Italy, and I built FinderGit to scratch my own itch. I work on 10+ repos daily. My routine was: Finder to browse files, Terminal to check git status, a GUI client for anything visual. Three tools for one job. Every. Single. Day. FinderGit replaces that loop. It's a native macOS file browser that shows every repo's branch, status, and changes at a glance. Click a modified file, see the diff inline. Stage, commit, push — all without leaving the window. What it is: • A real macOS app (SwiftUI, not Electron) • Live Git status for all your repos in one view • Inline diff viewer, Git actions, Markdown preview • Free and open to feedback What it isn't: • Not a replacement for your full Git client • Not trying to be Tower or Fork — it's the layer between Finder and your IDE I built this for developers who manage multiple repos and want the big picture without context-switching. If that's you, I'd love to hear: what's the first thing you'd want to see in v0.2? Thanks for checking it out!

Wafaa.io — Turn scattered DMs into contracts you can control and prove.

Turn scattered DMs into contracts you can control and prove.

FinderGit

See every Git repo's status from one native Mac window

See every Git repo's status from one native Mac window