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Visual Git client with built-in collaboration

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GitKraken is a cross-platform visual Git client providing an intuitive graph visualization of repository history, branches, and merges. Features include drag-and-drop branch management, interactive rebase, merge conflict editor, built-in code editor, GitFlow support, and integrations with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps. Includes GitLens for VS Code providing inline blame annotations, code authorship, and commit history. Free for public repos, paid for private repositories.

GitKraken provides visual Git management with an intuitive graph showing branches, commits, and merges. Drag-and-drop branch operations, interactive rebase, and visual merge conflict resolution simplify complex Git workflows.

Integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps for issue tracking, PR management, and repository browsing. Built-in code editor and diff viewer.

GitLens extension for VS Code adds inline blame annotations, code authorship insights, commit history exploration, and file history directly in the editor. One of the most popular VS Code extensions.

Free for public repositories and education. Pro plans for private repos, teams, and enterprise features.

Pricing

Free (public repos) / Pro from $4.95/mo / Teams $8.95/user/mo

Platforms

macOS, Windows, Linux, VS Code

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