Graphoria — Git as a Graph
See your entire Git history as an interactive graph.
What it does
Graphoria is a free, open-source Git GUI that replaces boring commit tables with a beautiful, interactive directed acyclic graph (DAG). Pan, zoom, and explore your entire repository history visually. What makes it different: → Graph Prediction — preview how merge, rebase, or reset will change your graph before you execute it. → Interactive DAG — drag, zoom, and navigate commits as nodes in a real graph, → Visual conflict resolution → 4 themes (light, dark, blue, sepia), fully customizable UI
Does the same job
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