Git Browse

What it does

A local git GUI that runs in your browser — no Electron, no cloud, no account. Three-panel UI for browsing commits, staging, and diffing anything. Branch management shows ahead/behind at a glance; interactive rebase works via buttons, not vim pick-lists. One diff toolkit covers branches, folders, and files. Repo-wide grep, an insights dashboard, and a ⌘K command palette that doubles as documentation. ~3,500 lines of TypeScript. Open source, MIT.

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Browse commits, stage changes, manage branches, diff anything — all in a clean three-panel UI. Runs entirely on your machine. No Electron, no cloud, no account. Self-contained bundle — extract and run node server.js. No install step. Select files, write a message, and commit. The push dialog handles --set-upstream for new branches and shows the literal git command it will run. The Sync button shows ↓2 ↑1 in real time. Click to pull; the caret reveals Fetch and Push. Refreshes on focus and every 60 seconds. Visual graph with branch decorations and tag diamonds. Click a commit to expand its changed files; click a file to see the diff. Per-file discard with a confirmation dialog that names…from lijojose.com

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