OpenEng Git
Beta nowA desktop-grade Git client in your browser.
Everything you normally drop to the CLI for — status, diffs, history, branches, push/pull, stash, tags, blame, and cross-history search — in one fast, repo-aware panel backed by libgit2.
In the app
Install the engine
Open the app & sign in
Git in your browserThe app gives you a one-time command to start the engine — copy & run it.
Git features
Everything you reach for, built in.
Status & staging
Staged, unstaged, and untracked at a glance with per-file stage, unstage, and discard — and a line-granular inline diff for everything you touch.
Commit composer
A real commit editor with amend, sign-off, and co-author chips — signed and GPG commits route through your local git config.
History & commit detail
Walk the log, open any commit to see its full changed-file set and diff, and follow a single file’s history.
Branches & remotes
Create, checkout, delete, and merge branches; push, pull, and fetch with live streamed progress. Remote auth uses your own credential helper.
Stash & tags
Save, apply, pop, and drop stashes; create, delete, and push annotated or lightweight tags.
Blame & search
Per-line authorship with commit popovers, plus search across all of history by message, author, file, or content pickaxe.
Runs on your machine, not our servers.
Git is a thin browser client of a local engine you run yourself. Your repositories stay on your hardware, and every frame that crosses the wire is sealed end-to-end.
- Your work stays on your machine
- End-to-end sealed, every frame
- Bring your own credentials
# paste the one-time command from Git
✓ engine started on your machine
✓ dialed OpenEng's broker
✓ sealed channel up — open git.openeng.app
# your work stays on this machine, sealed end-to-end
The rest of the suite
Five apps, one workbench.
Every OpenEng app is free — your account works across Terminal, Kubernetes, Data, Git, and Chat.