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Git client

Graphical, terminal, or editor interface for working with Git repositories; not a Git hosting server.

Repositories

10

Net stars gained, last 7 days

+578

Top-level Tag

Developer tools

Net stars gained each day, last 90 days

2026-10-29: +161 net stars. Most from dufu1991/foldgit, +62.

Peak days

  1. 1

    Oct 29, 2026 +161 net stars (median day +52)

A peak day has at least 2 times the net stars of the median day of this chart, and at least 100 more. For each peak day, the list shows the repositories that gained the most net stars that day. It also shows their GitHub releases of that day or the day before (UTC), and their creation date when it was 14 days or less before. These events occur near the same day. They do not show why the stars came.

Largest

Most stars in total now.

  1. readme: A simple terminal UI for git commands

  2. readme: Switch branches or tags, inspect commits and file history, and review pull or merge request diffs on GitHub and GitLab.

  3. readme: GitUI provides you with the comfort of a git GUI but right in your terminal

  4. readme: A screenshot of the GitHub Desktop application showing changes being viewed and committed with two attributed co-authors

  5. readme: Works instantly in any existing Git repo as a friendlier and more powerful drop-in Git user interface replacement - for you and your agents.

  6. description: A Git wrapper so awesome, it should be illegal

  7. readme: Quickly browse the history of files in any git repo:

  8. description: Text-mode interface for git

  9. readme: IntelliJ's Git workflow, in VS Code.

  10. description: A native, lightweight Git client for macOS. Manage repositories and worktrees, review diffs, and commit changes in one window.

Newest Admissions

Entered the index by the rising rule, newest first.

  1. description: A native, lightweight Git client for macOS. Manage repositories and worktrees, review diffs, and commit changes in one window.

  2. readme: IntelliJ's Git workflow, in VS Code.

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