Git & Code Hosting

Git workflows on Windows, Mac, and GNU/Linux are managed with Gut, a command-line client.

Forgejo provides a self-hosted, lightweight software forge for managing coding projects.

Octobox organizes GitHub notifications to help users find issues and updates across their repositories.

Get Git notifications in the menu bar with Gitify, available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

ghgrab browses and downloads files from GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, Gitea, and Forgejo without logging in.

Active Forks finds currently active forks of a software project on GitHub.

Imgbot compresses image files in GitHub repositories and opens a pull request for review after applying the changes.

NotABug.org is a free code-hosting service; its page says repositories remain available through Git access while the site is down.

git-quick-stats provides command-line summaries and statistics for Git repositories.

Distributed version control for projects is provided by Git, free and open-source software.

Extract statistics about commits, contributors, and files from a Git repository with GIT Quick Stats.

Create a shareable download link for an artifact from the latest successful GitHub Actions build of a repository.

Active GitHub Forks searches for active forks of a selected repository.

Download a directory from a GitHub repository with this browser-based GitHub directory tool.

Sourcegraph Code Search searches public source code across more than two million repositories.

Search GitHub repositories starred by people you follow to find projects from your network.

GitPop3 helps visitors find the most popular fork of a project hosted on GitHub.

Active GitHub Forks helps users find active forks of a specified repository.

Discover recent activity from GitHub users with GitStalk, a site for exploring public developer profiles.