A graph you can read
Coloured lanes, avatars, every branch and tag on its own line, thicker main lines, and runs of commits folded into one row.
Total Git
See every branch. Review every change. Merge with confidence.
A fast, free git client for Windows, with a commit graph you can read at a glance, pull request reviews in their own window, and a built-in merge tool for when things get tangled.
- Windows 10 and 11
- Free
- Updates itself
- GitHub pull requests and Actions
Features
Everything a day of git needs
From a quick look at what changed to an interactive rebase across twenty commits, without dropping to the command line.
Filter the noise
Show one developer's work, or only the current branch's path back to main.
Pull request reviews
A window just for reviewing: tick files off, kept in sync with GitHub's Viewed, comment on lines and submit your review.
Review before a PR
Review a branch against the branch it came off, or a run of commits, in the same window, before anyone opens a pull request.
Merge, rebase, squash
Interactive rebase, rebase picked commits onto another branch, squash a selection, and a 3-pane merge tool for conflicts.
Branches that explain themselves
Icons and grouping by your naming rules, the owner's avatar on remote branches, and Jira keys that open the ticket.
Tabs and worktrees
Every repository and worktree in a tab, each with its own colour, icon and name, and tiles for the ones you opened before.
CI at a glance
GitHub Actions runs in the sidebar, as they happen, with re-run and cancel a right-click away.
Tour
A closer look
Shown with a made-up demo repository and people.
Review it properly
Pull requests open in their own window: the files in a tree, one file at a time, and a box to tick on each. When someone pushes again, the files you'd already reviewed show only what changed since.
- Keys for the whole flow: next file, next change, mark reviewed
- Hide tests and generated files to review later
- Local reviews for branches and commits that aren't in a PR yet
Untangle conflicts
The built-in merge tool shows yours, theirs and the base side by side, with the result underneath. Pick a side per change or edit the result, then continue, skip or abort the merge or rebase.
Every repository, one window
Give each repository a colour, an icon and a name for its tab. A new tab offers the ones you've opened before, with their current branch, and flags any that have moved.
Download
Get Total Git
It installs for you alone (no admin needed) and keeps itself up to date: new versions download in the background and apply when you restart.
- Needs git installed and on your PATH
- The installer isn't code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may warn you: choose More info, then Run anyway
- Pull requests and Actions work with repositories on GitHub; everything else works with any git remote
- Found a bug or want a feature? Open an issue