Version Control Apps for MAC
6 free Mac apps in Version Control, including Changes, GitX, and Trailer. Each app page lists its version, size, macOS requirement and what’s new, and the download button leads to the developer’s official source.
6 apps
ChangesChanges is a modern Git client for the Mac, built with SwiftUI and AppKit and styled with Apple’s Liquid Glass design. It replaces complex command-line work with a clear, Mac-native interface that keeps the mental load low, so you can focus on your code. Commit messages and stash summaries can be generated with Apple Intelligence.Developer Tools
GitXGitX is a native Mac app that gives the git version control system a graphical interface. It has a history view for browsing commits and a staging view for choosing what goes into the next commit, with real diffs of your changes, and a sidebar for moving between branches. It also comes with a gitx command-line tool, so you can open it from the terminal.Developer Tools
TrailerTrailer is a Mac menu bar app that keeps track of GitHub pull requests and issues across your repositories. It sorts items into sections such as Mine, Participated, Mentioned, Merged and Closed, can show labels and CI status updates, and uses Notification Center to tell you about comments, merges and status changes. The menu bar item turns red when you have unread comments, and selecting an item, notification or comment opens it on GitHub.Developer Tools
GitUpGitUp is a Git client for the Mac that aims to let engineers of every level work quickly, safely and without headaches. Its live, interactive repository graph lets you edit, reorder, fix up and merge commits directly, and it offers unlimited undo and redo of almost every operation, even rebases and merges. Time Machine-like snapshots give you one-click rollbacks to earlier states of your repository.Developer Tools
GitifyGitify brings your Git notifications to the Mac menu bar. Instead of keeping a browser tab open, you see new issues, pull requests, reviews, releases and mentions in a small window that opens from the menu bar, and you can open them, mark them as read or done, or unsubscribe from there. It works with GitHub, including GitHub Enterprise, and with other Git platforms such as GitLab, Gitea, Forgejo, Codeberg and Bitbucket Cloud, and you can sign in to several accounts at once. Filters, settings and themes let you see only what matters to you.Developer Tools- lazygitlazygit is a free, open-source terminal interface for Git. Instead of typing long Git commands, you see your files, branches, commits and stashes in panels in Terminal and work with them using a few keys: stage single lines, write commits, switch branches, rebase, cherry-pick and resolve conflicts. lazygit was created by Jesse Duffield, is developed with many contributors, and is released under the MIT license.Developer Tools