GitAtomic
6.2#15 in git gui clientsFrom $17.99 a monthWindows
VisitGitAtomic vs Gitnuro
What both publish
| Fact | GitAtomic | Gitnuro |
|---|---|---|
| Customization | Users can customize themes, the ribbon, and panel layout, and the maker says the application components share coordinated color themes. | Users can create themes and customize the color palette. |
| Git operations | The maker says most daily Git tasks can be done in the GUI and other Git operations can be performed in the integrated terminal. | Features include cloning, committing, merging, rebasing, push and pull, stashing, and managing branches and remotes. |
| Performance | The maker describes GitAtomic as having exceptionally low memory usage and speed. | The maker says Gitnuro uses the JVM and avoids web technologies to work well with large repositories. |
GitAtomic plans
- Commercial (100+ licences)$17.99 a month
- Non-Commercial (100+ licences)$17.99 a month
- Non-Commercial (1–50 licences)$17.99 a month
- Non-Commercial (50–100 licences)$17.99 a month
- Commercial (50–100 licences)$27.99 a month
- Commercial (1–50 licences)$34.99 a month
Gitnuro plans
- GitnuroFree
- Gitnuro FreeFree
Pick GitAtomic if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick Gitnuro if…
Gitnuro suits people who want a graphical Git client on Linux, macOS, or Windows, from beginners to experienced users. Its diff and history tools may help users who review changes line by line or work with large repositories.