Wow, this is really different from other git clients. The staging/commit message UI is really nice. I think for most git clients that area can be a little too busy. I'd like to be able to only view a single branch at a time. And maybe see a preview of each commit message along the line. With a lot of branches it feels pretty busy. @swisspol is this going to be a paid product in the future? Also, finding where to download it took me too long (the orange button, then scanning the wall of text for a link).

Great tool, especially for people with visually-wired brains (like myself) this is an awesome tools. It also helps to understand what is going to with the git and as @thibautdavoult mentioned a great resources for those learning. Funny enough I was recently reading, http://maryrosecook.com/blog/pos... and wanted to create a simpler and even more visual blog post out of it. Your tool seem to solve that need now.

Feedback: - Needs a way to send feedback. - Getting 401 error when fetching from private repo. No issue fetching public repos. - Would like to have option of adding files to gitignore from staging area. (Compliments choices of Stage, Discard, imho) - In staging area, having to select numbers rather than simply highlight a portion of the lines to stage lines is unintuitive. I think you knew this yourself, as you commented on it in the help-text. - Any features for helping me clean up old branches? http://cl.ly/image/1l1X3g3n202K THANKS! Cool app. :^D

how does it work with xcode / storyboards? (that's been a pain point for us)

Wonderful product, thanks POL!

Awesome! Finally a cool visual tool for git! I'm going to enjoy this one :-)

@swisspol It looks amazing :) Are there any plans for a Linux version sometime in the future?

I can see this as a great helper for learners as well. As you can see, git can be very confusing and judging from your landing page, it looks like you can easily visualize what you're doing/about to do! I'll give it a shot :)

I like how this client solves my 3 needs for GUI client: * Seeing graph of repository * Staging / amending commits * Seeing what I had staged Definitely I'm giving it a try :)

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Great resource for beginners! Not being able to see what is going on behind the scenes is a big learning curve at first, this is great with the visualization. Nice work!

very nice UI. Too bad it is only available for Mac