Hi Product Hunt! I'm Wormius, the creator of GitThul™. GitThul is a free, open-source desktop Git client that brings repository history, staging, conflict resolution and a terminal into the same workspace. You can review diffs and stage individual lines, compare both sides of a conflict while editing the result, and keep split terminal panels beside your repository graph. Spaces and worktrees help organize repositories and parallel work. GitThul is available for Linux, Windows and macOS. The code is MIT-licensed, and the application does not collect usage statistics. Git must be installed on your computer. Windows installers do not have a commercial signing certificate; macOS packages use ad hoc signing without notarization. Installation instructions are linked from the download page. If you try it, I'd love to hear about one concrete task: could you review your changes, commit only what you intended, and clearly see what remained pending? Which part of that workflow felt confusing or slowed you down? Download: https://gitthul.com/en/downloads/ Source and issue tracker: https://github.com/wormius/gitthul

GitThul

A free, open-source Git GUI with an integrated terminal

A free, open-source Git GUI with an integrated terminal