A simpler view of Git.

Git, made clear.

See your history, prepare your commits and organize your branches in one clear interface.

Explore features Download GitMini

GitMini window in dark theme: the commit graph and branches of a repository, with the changes being prepared for the next commit. — A repository’s history and changes in GitMini.

Understand your history.

Find commits and follow the relationships between branches in a readable graph.

Read the Git graph guide

Commit graph with colored branches, tags and merges. The selected commit shows its author, its parent and the file it changed.

Prepare the right commit.

Review your changes and choose the files or hunks to include.

Read the staging guide

Diff of a partially staged file: one hunk is already staged and two hunks remain, each with its own Stage hunk and Discard hunk buttons.

Organize your branches.

See how a merge or rebase affects history and refine your local commits.

Read the interactive rebase guide

Interactive rebase of three local commits: the second commit is squashed into the first and the combined message can be edited before launching the rebase.

Understand Git, step by step.

All guides

Git clients
GitKraken alternatives: choosing a Git client for your workflow
Looking for a GitKraken alternative? Compare graph, staging, rebase and platforms from dated sources, test on one repository, then pick your Git GUI.
October 4, 202610 min read
Commits
Git commit amend: change the last commit message or content
Use git commit --amend to fix the last commit message or add a forgotten file, see why the commit ID changes, and what to do if it was already pushed.
October 4, 20266 min read
Commits
Git diff staged: review the changes in your next commit
Git diff staged shows what your next commit will contain. Compare git diff and git diff --cached on a partially staged file, then read it in GitMini.
October 4, 20266 min read

Useful questions

Which systems does GitMini support?

GitMini installers are published with each release on GitHub. The download section lists the systems and architectures available in the latest one.

Do I need Git installed?

Yes. GitMini relies on Git 2.30 or later, installed and available in your PATH.

Can I use existing repositories?

Yes. Open a Git repository that already exists on your disk: GitMini reads its history and its current changes.

Which download should I choose?

Pick the entry that matches your system, as the latest release provides it: macOS Apple Silicon or Intel, Windows, or Linux as AppImage or DEB.

How do I access a remote repository?

Add a remote by its URL; authentication goes through SSH or your Git credential helper. This is not a built-in GitHub account sign-in, which is not available at the moment.

Make room for a clearer Git.

Pick the download that matches your system. No account or form required.

The latest version is published on GitHub, with every installer and its checksums.

Download from GitHub

GitMini needs Git 2.30 or later, available in your PATH.