The Git Client
Worth Being Smug About

Native performance. Perfect scaling. Advanced operations. Finally.

Scales perfectly on any display
Blazing fast with huge repos
Git operations GUIs can't do

Your Git GUI Sucks. We Know.

Every Git client forces you to choose: features or performance. Why not both?

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Broken UI Scaling

Fork doesn't scale properly. Your expensive 5K display deserves pixel-perfect clarity.

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Electron = Slow

Why does a Git client need 500MB of RAM? Native apps are faster. Period.

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Missing Git Features

Edit old commits? Advanced rebase? Complex operations still need the terminal.

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Poor Multi-Repo Support

Sure, you can open tabs. But can you diff between repos? See unified history? Didn't think so.

SmugGit Does What Others Can't

Native macOS performance. Every Git operation. Perfect on any display.

Git Power User Features

Every Git operation you could want, wrapped in a beautiful native interface.

Perfect Display Scaling

Crystal clear on any Mac display. From ancient MacBook Airs to Studio Display 5K. Your Git client finally looks as good as your code.

  • Native Retina rendering
  • Automatic DPI detection
  • Crisp text at any size
  • No more squinting
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Pixel-perfect on every display

Multi-Repository Magic

Work with multiple repos like they're one. Compare, diff, and manage your entire microservices architecture without breaking a sweat.

  • Split view for two repos
  • Cross-repository diffs
  • Unified history view
  • Batch operations
# Compare API v1 and v2 repos side-by-side
repo1: api-service-v1
repo2: api-service-v2

# Diff between different repositories
diff repo1:src/auth.js repo2:src/auth.js

Advanced Git Operations

Stop dropping to terminal for the good stuff. Interactive rebase, commit surgery, history rewriting - all with a beautiful interface.

  • Visual interactive rebase
  • Edit any commit message
  • Remove files from history
  • Change authors and dates
  • Split and merge commits
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Git surgery made simple

Revolutionary Staging

Our unique staging system lets you organize changes into multiple future commits. Stage different hunks to different commits, preview them, then commit in perfect order.

  • Stage to commit #1, #2, #3...
  • Preview future commits
  • Rearrange staged changes
  • Create atomic commits easily
# Stage different changes to different commits
Future Commit 1: "Add authentication"
Future Commit 2: "Update tests"
Future Commit 3: "Fix typos"

# Commit them all at once, properly organized

Built with Rust + Swift

Lightning-fast Git operations powered by Rust under the hood. Beautiful native macOS interface built with Swift. The perfect combination of performance and polish.

Pricing That Doesn't Suck

One simple price. No subscription traps.

Free

$0

Public repos only

  • All features included
  • Perfect display scaling
  • Multi-repo workflows
  • Advanced Git operations
  • Community support
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Annual

$10/year

For those who prefer subscriptions

  • Everything in Full Version
  • Lower initial cost
  • Cancel anytime
  • Same great features
  • Continuous updates
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All plans include 30-day money-back guarantee. No questions asked.

Questions? We've Got Answers

The stuff you're wondering about

Why "SmugGit"?

Because when your Git client actually works, scales perfectly, and does everything you need, you can't help but feel a little smug about it. Plus, Git itself is cheeky - we're just continuing the tradition.

Is it really that fast?

Native Swift UI + Rust-powered Git operations = yes. We're 3-5x faster than Electron alternatives on most operations. Large repos that feel sluggish elsewhere open instantly in SmugGit.

What about Linux/Windows?

macOS first (because that's what we use). Linux and Windows are on the roadmap once we nail the Mac experience. Want to help? Let us know!

Can I use it with GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket?

Of course! SmugGit works with any Git repository, anywhere. We're not locked to any particular service - it's your Git client, not theirs.

What's this multi-commit staging thing?

A unique SmugGit feature. Stage different changes to different upcoming commits, preview them, then commit all at once. Great for organizing work into clean, atomic commits without the hassle.

Do you hate Electron that much?

We don't hate it, we just think your Git client shouldn't use 500MB of RAM and feel sluggish. Native apps can be so much better, so why settle?

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