jagjourney/lets-git-it

Let's Git It is a desktop application from a company called Jag Journey, LLC, for people who manage many Git code repositories on the same computer. Git is the version-control tool that most software teams use to track changes to their code. The app puts all your local repos on one dashboard so you can see, for each one, what branch it is on, whether it is ahead or behind the shared copy on the server, which files have been changed but not saved, whether anything is conflicting, and other status info, without having to type commands. From that dashboard you can perform actions on many repos at once. The README calls these batch operations: fetch all, pull all, push everything that is ahead, commit and push every repo with changes using one shared message, stash or pop stashes everywhere, switch branch on all of them, or run an arbitrary git command across the whole set. You can also click into a single repo for a more detailed view, with a searchable history, a diff and conflict editor based on the Monaco code editor that VS Code uses, per-file blame, staging controls, tags, submodules, and a drag-and-drop interactive rebase that avoids the usual text-editor step. It also pulls in merge request and pull request data from hosting services like GitHub, Gitea, Bitbucket, and self-hosted forges, so you can list, comment on, approve, and check pipeline status inside the app. There is a Windows Explorer right-click integration for common git actions on any folder, a system tray icon that quietly fetches updates in the background, and an LFS, tag, and submodule UI. The app runs on Windows today, with macOS and Linux versions listed as coming soon. It is free, distributed as an MSI installer with automatic updates, and ships a small MCP server that lets AI assistants like Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Cline read and drive the app. The source is published under a source-available license rather than a fully open one.