Repo Viewer

Repo Viewer shows every Git repository in a folder, side by side, in one window. It is made for people who work in many repositories at the same time.

Choose a folder. Repo Viewer finds each repository in it and keeps the view current as you work. You see the branch, the latest tag, and the state of each one: clean, dirty, ahead of its remote, or behind it.

- Three columns: repositories, commit history, and an inspector with tags and releases. - Triage in one click: show only dirty, unpushed, or behind repositories. - Switch repositories from the keyboard with Command-P, pinned shortcuts, and back and forward history. - Search every repository, branch, commit, author, and tag at once. - Read a commit's full diff with line numbers. - A menu bar status shows what needs attention and what shipped this week. - 35 themes in eight families, light and dark: studio neutrals, browns, Gruvbox, pinks, greens, blues, violets, and Solarized.

Repo Viewer reads Git with a built-in library. You do not need to install Git. Repo Viewer is read only: it never changes a repository. It collects no data and makes no network connections.

No Git folder yet? Choose File > Try Sample Workspace to explore Repo Viewer with seven example repositories.

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