The Problem
Finder
Shows files, but no Git state. Your repos look like any other folder.
Terminal
Gives status, but no big picture. One repo at a time, no visual overview.
Git GUIs
Powerful, but heavyweight. Designed for deep work, not quick scanning.
The Solution
Features
Live Git Status
Branch, clean/dirty/unpushed state, changed files — updated in real time.
Sortable Columns
Browse files in an outline table sorted by branch, status, changes, size, or date.
Inline Diff Viewer
Click any modified file to see a colored diff with line numbers.
Git Actions
Stage, commit, push, pull, fetch, and switch branches without leaving the app.
Search & Filter
Filter by name instantly or toggle "Git Only" to show just your repositories.
Markdown Preview
Press Space to preview .md files with a beautiful GitHub-style theme.
Diff Viewer
In action
Three touches that make Git feel native to the file browser — not bolted on top.
Press space on any .md or .markdown file and FinderGit renders the document inline — headings, lists, links, code blocks. No app switch, no terminal round-trip when you're just trying to remember what a folder contains.
Click the ✨ button next to the commit field — get a properly-formatted message in about a second. Conventional Commits, optional emoji prefix, four tone presets. Free for everyone, no account, no API key to manage.
Click any modified file and the detail panel shows the patch — additions in green, deletions in red, line numbers preserved. The Stage button right above adds the file to the index without dropping into a shell.
FAQ