About Fork
Fork is a fast Git client for Mac and Windows, with interactive rebase, visual diffs and merge conflict tools. It aims to keep common Git work quick and simple in one window.
What it does
Fork shows commits, working directory changes and side by side diffs together. It covers common Git tasks such as fetch, pull, push, branching, cherry-picking, rebasing and merging. Merge conflicts can be resolved with a built-in helper and resolver, and the history and blame views help you trace when a file or line changed. Reflog support can help you recover lost commits.
Key features
- Line-by-line staging of changes
- Interactive rebase to edit, reorder and squash commits
- Image diffs for common image formats
- File history and blame views
- Reflog to restore lost commits
Who it's for
Fork is aimed at developers who want a fast visual client on Mac or Windows. It suits people who often work with branches, merges and rebases.
Pricing and good to know
Fork is listed at $59.99 for both Mac and Windows, with a free evaluation available. It also supports Git-flow and Git LFS, and it can browse the repository file tree at any commit.
Highlights
- Stage changes line by line
- Edit, reorder and squash commits with interactive rebase
- Compare image files with image diffs
- Trace files and lines with history and blame
- Restore lost commits from the reflog
