Alias Manager
Manage Git and shell aliases fast on macOS
Alias Manager launched on August 18, 2025 with 6 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
A tiny desktop app to mTiny, open-source macOS app to view, add, and edit Git aliases and shell aliases. Built quickly to solve a real itch. It’s beta and I’d love feedback. PRs welcome. The icon is temporary 😅
Free desktop app to easily manage your Git and shell aliases. Create, edit, and organize command aliases with a beautiful, intuitive interface. Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Stop editing config files manually. Create, view, and delete your Git and shell aliases with a clean, intuitive interface. Just type the alias name and command – we handle the rest. Two input fields, one Add button. That's all you need to manage your aliases. Just type your alias name (like "ll") and the command (like "ls -alF"). Click Add and you're done. See all your aliases in a clean list. Each shows the alias name and its corresponding command at a glance. Remove any alias instantly with the red delete button. No confirmation dialogs, just clean and fast. Switch between Git and shell aliases with a simple toggle. Manage both types from one interface. No bloat, no complexity. Just the…from aliasmanager.app
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