A graph you can search
Lanes, ref badges and signatures. Ctrl K finds a commit in every repository you have opened, and the code in this one.
Features
Everything git does, at the speed of Rust.
History comes from gitoxide, in-process: no waiting on a git process to draw a graph of a hundred thousand commits. Writes go through the git you already have, so the result is what git says.
Stage by hunk
Click the part of a file you want in the commit. Drag files between Changes and Staged; let Claude write the message if you like.
Interactive rebase, by dragging
Reorder, reword, squash, fix up or drop. Merge, cherry-pick, revert, bisect and compare, all a right-click away.
Conflicts and undo
A three-way editor: ours, theirs, both or base per conflict. Undo for commits, resets, rebases, discards and deleted branches.
A guard before every commit
Keys, tokens, private keys, .env files and huge files are caught before they leave your machine.
GitHub and GitLab
Pull and merge requests, issues and CI runs beside the code, with a different account per repository if you need one.
A real terminal
Your shell in the repository's folder, docked below. F12 shows every git command Gitrix ran, how long it took and what it said.
Home for every repository
Point it at your code folder: every repository at a glance, the ones with changes or waiting commits first.
Eight themes, your layout
Gitxen, GitHub, Visual Studio and Cyberpunk, light and dark, Mica on Windows 11. Side pane or tabs, Simple or Advanced.
Zen mode
Just the change, and the commit.
Press Ctrl Shift Z and every pane, bar and badge goes away. What is left is one calm column with the work of most days.
- One sync button that knows what to do: publish, pull, push, or both.
- Tick what goes in. Nothing ticked means everything; each file opens its diff in place.
- Commit, or commit and push, with Ctrl Enter. Then: All clear.
gitrix on main · 2 to push Push 2
- crates/gitrix-git/src/guard.rsedited
- apps/desktop/src/lib/views/Zen.svelteedited
- docs/notes.mdnew
Mask secrets in the guard's findings
Commit and push✓ Commit 2 files
~/gitrix ❯ grx ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ _ _ _ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ __ _(_) |_ _ __(_)_ __ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ / _` | | __| '__| \ \/ / ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ | (_| | | |_| | | |> < ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ \__, |_|\__|_| |_/_/\_\ |___/ grx 0.1.0 · Gitrix from the command line ~/gitrix ❯ grx guard Nothing found in what is staged. ~/gitrix ❯ grx push --account dev-kakosoai To github.com:KakosoAi/gitrix.git b7b7dbf..a24ebe0 main -> main ~/gitrix ❯
Command line
grx, the same engine in your terminal.
Installed beside the app and put on your PATH. Every command takes --json for scripts.
- Everyday:
status,log,show,commit(guarded),fetch,pull,push. - Find things:
searchacross history,historyandblamefor a file,reposunder a folder. - Accounts and setup:
accounts,push --account,new,clone,update --check.
Promises
How it behaves.
telemetry = noneNo usage data, no analytics, no account of its own.
git = yoursReads with gitoxide; writes through the git you installed, so the result is what git says.
tokens = held-by-ghGitHub sign-in stays in the GitHub CLI. Gitrix asks for a token per command and never stores one.
ai = opt-inClaude writes commit messages only if you add your own key; it is kept in the system keychain.
updates = signedThe app updates itself only from releases signed with Gitrix's key.
license = GPL-3.0Free to use, study, change and share. A copy you distribute stays open too.
Download
Get Gitrix.
For Windows, macOS and Linux. Each needs git installed.
Windows
Windows 10 or later, x64. Installs per user, puts grx on PATH.
winget install Kakoso.Gitrix
The first release is on its way. Until then, build it from source.