KumikimainA git client for macOS
See how your history fits together
Kumiki is a calm, native Mac app for branches, commits and changes. It's free, with no account and no tracking.
Commit graph and staging
Read, pick, commit
Follow your history along colored lanes, then pick what to commit by file, hunk or single line.
- Smooth scrolling through large histories
- Undo for discarded changes
- Summary length hint, co-authors and amend
feature/conflictsConflicts
Resolve conflicts line by line
Put your side and theirs next to each other and tick the lines you want, or edit the result by hand.
Interactive rebase
Tidy history without an editor
Reorder, reword, squash and drop commits, and check the plan before you start.
More
Most of what you reach for is here
- Work and personal GitHub accounts on one Mac, remembered per repository
- Undo and redo for commits, checkouts and resets
- Fetch, pull, and push with force-with-lease
- Stash, cherry-pick, revert and reset
- File history and blame
- Search history by message, author or SHA
- Submodules, worktrees, Git LFS and Git Flow
- Quick Open (⌘K) and a built-in terminal with git completion
- SSH and GPG commit signing
- Light and dark themes, and a shortcut for everything
Privacy and updates
Quiet, and on your Mac
No account
Install it and start. Credentials for your remotes stay in your keychain.
No tracking
Once a day Kumiki asks GitHub for the latest release and sends only its version number. You can turn this off.
Safe updates
Before replacing itself, Kumiki checks that the new version is signed by the same developer and notarized by Apple.
v1.0.2Download
Get Kumiki
- Download Kumiki-1.0.2.dmg.
- Open the disk image and drag Kumiki to Applications.
- Open Kumiki and add a repository. If git is missing, Kumiki helps you install it.
- macOS
- 14 or later
- git
- 2.30 or later
- Languages
- English, 한국어, 日本語
- Price
- Free