Gitti

What Gitti is

Gitti is a free, keyboard-driven terminal interface for common Git operations. It supports branch, worktree, commit, merge, rebase, stash, and tag workflows. Its panels bring together local branches, tags, remotes, worktrees, modified files, commit history, reflog, stash, and application logs. Users can move through the interface with shortcuts, filter lists, or use a mouse to focus panels and select rows. Interactive staging and unstaging include line-level operations and a syntax-aware diff viewer. Gitti supports GPG or SSH signing for commits and tags. The reflog view can help users create branches, reset, or cherry-pick from historical entries. Its logging panel displays application logs in real time and can export them to a file. Gitti runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows, and supports nested repositories. Installation options include Go, Homebrew or curl on macOS, curl on Linux, and PowerShell or Scoop on Windows. Go-based installation recommends Go 1.21 or newer, and Git must be in the PATH. Gitti is open source and hosted on GitHub.