FinderGit

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

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

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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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Launch tags:Mac•Developer Tools•GitHub

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3d ago

FinderGit 0.6.0 is out — virtual groups, clearer commits, and a friendlier sidebar

Just shipped FinderGit 0.6.0, the biggest update since the original launch.

Quick reminder for anyone who doesn't know it yet: FinderGit is a native macOS file browser with Git baked in. Every folder shows its branch, clean / dirty / ahead-behind state, and modified file count, live. Click any modified file to see the diff and stage it with one click.

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10d ago

FinderGit 0.5.0 — Native AI commit messages, no setup ✨

If you've ever stared at the "Commit message " field at 11 pm wondering how to summarize 14 file changes into a coherent line, this one's for you. FinderGit 0.5.0 ships with native AI commit-message generation click AI next to the commit field, get a properly-formatted message back in about a second.

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14d ago

FinderGit 0.4.1 — we got our Apple Developer ID 🍎

Small but meaningful update: starting today, FinderGit is signed with Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple.

If you tried earlier versions, you'll remember the awkward first-launch dance: right-click Open, click through the Gatekeeper warning, hope macOS lets you in. That's gone. Just download, drag, and double-click the way any Mac app should behave.

What changes for you:

- Zero-friction first launch Gatekeeper trusts the binary out of the box, even offline

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