RepoDock: Organize repos. Track changes. Push with confidence.

Hi Product Hunt! I built RepoDock because I kept running into the same problem: managing local projects and GitHub repos sounds simple, but in practice it gets messy fast. Some projects are not connected to GitHub yet. Some have changes that were never pushed. Some are connected to the wrong repo. Some have old remotes, missing .gitignore files, or warnings I should check before uploading anything. I wanted one calm desktop app where I could see all of that clearly and handle the common GitHub actions without constantly jumping between commands, folders, and the browser. RepoDock started as a personal tool for my own projects, but the more I used it, the more I realized other solo developers, students, and builders might have the same problem. The goal became simple: make local-to-GitHub project management feel safer, clearer, and less intimidating. It is still intentionally local-first. Your projects stay on your computer, and RepoDock uses Git/GitHub CLI behind the scenes only when you choose an action. I’d love to hear what you think, especially if you manage lots of side projects or old folders you’ve been meaning to clean up.