Launched January 10, 2023
GItBrain

GItBrain

AI-powered Git Client for Mac

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GitBrain reduces your time spent on Git, and lets you focus on writing code. It intelligently splits your code changes, provides self-code review, and generates customizable commit messages. You can open GitBrain from anywhere with a keyboard shortcut, and perform Git operations within a few keystrokes.

AI-powered Git client for macOS that splits changes into smart commits, provides code-change summaries and keyboard-driven workflow.

for
Mac developers who use Git and want AI assistance.
pricing
free

Key features

4 features of GItBrain
  • AI-generated commit splitting — Analyzes changes and creates multiple editable commits automatically.
  • Self code-review summary — Generates a concise summary of code changes before committing.
  • Keyboard-friendly design — All Git actions accessible via customizable shortcuts and a floating panel.
  • Native macOS UI — Lightweight native app with menu-bar integration, dark/light themes and fast performance.

Use cases

  • Break a large, messy change into logical, reviewable commits.
  • Get an instant summary of what a set of changes does before pushing.
  • Manage Git workflow without leaving the IDE using hotkeys.
  • Quickly reorder or merge AI-suggested commits to match a desired history.

GItBrain vs alternatives

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PricingFreeOne time fee
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GItBrain FAQ

Is GitBrain a paid product?+

GitBrain is free for beta users.

Which operating system does it run on?+

It runs on macOS 12.0 or later.

Can I customize the AI-generated commit messages?+

Yes, the generated commits are editable before you finalize them.

How does GitBrain detect my project?+

It automatically detects the current project from the IDE you are using when you open the panel.

Do I need to use a mouse to operate GitBrain?+

No, all actions can be performed via keyboard shortcuts.

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