Status & staging
Staged, unstaged, and untracked at a glance, with per-file stage and unstage plus stage-all and unstage-all — and a line-by-line diff for every file you touch, working tree or staged.
All apps
OpenEng Git
Beta Engine coming soonA desktop-grade Git client in your browser.
Everything you normally drop to the CLI for — status, diffs, staging, commits, history, the commit graph, branches, and push/pull/fetch — across every repo on your machine, plus CI & CD runs from your forge, in one fast workbench backed by libgit2.
In the app
OverviewReposChangesHistoryBranchesCommit graphCI & CD
Engine coming soon
The Git web app is live, but its engine hasn’t been published yet — there’s nothing to install today. The one-line installer will appear here when it ships; your OpenEng account already works across the suite.
Git features
Everything you reach for, built in.
Commit composer
Write the message and commit exactly what you staged — the Commit button only enables once something is staged and there’s a message to go with it.
History & commit detail
Walk the log and open any commit to see its message, author, full changed-file set, and diffs — every commit has its own deep link.
Commit graph
The Branches tab draws the commit DAG with a colored lane per line of history and ref chips for branches, HEAD, and tags.
Branches & remotes
Create and check out branches; push, pull, and fetch with live streamed progress. Remote auth uses your own ssh-agent and git credential helper.
Workspace overview
Every repo at a glance: stat cards, a health table with ahead/behind counts and clean, modified, or conflicted trees, a needs-attention rail, and recent activity.
CI & CD runs
Pipeline and workflow runs for the selected repo from GitHub Actions, GitLab, Bitbucket Pipelines, or Gitea — fetched from your browser with your own API token, which is stored only in this browser.
Git servers
Group repos by forge — GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea / Forgejo, Azure DevOps, or your own host — and scope the repo list from the header.
Every repo, one workbench
Add any local repository with your OS’s native folder picker, jump to any section or repo with ⌘K, and land back on the same view after a refresh — every view has its own URL.
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: the engine listens only on 127.0.0.1, and the page seals every frame of its session with the engine.
- Your work stays on your machine
- The page’s session sealed per frame
- Bring your own credentials
openeng-git
# once the Git engine is published:
$ openeng-git serve --oauth=<key>
openeng-git: boot auth via oauth exchange → principal …
openeng-git: serving gRPC + gRPC-Web (sealed) on https://engine.openeng.app:50053 — Ctrl-C to stop
# engine.openeng.app resolves to 127.0.0.1: loopback only
# now git.openeng.app connects to it
- Engine
- openeng-git
- Will listen on
- 127.0.0.1:50053
- Platforms
- Engine coming soon
- Price
- Free — every feature
The Git engine hasn’t been published yet, so there is nothing to install today — its one-line installer will appear here and on the download page when it ships. Every engine and platform
The rest of the suite
Five apps, one workbench.
Every OpenEng app is free — your account works across Terminal, Kubernetes, Data, Git, and Chat.
TerminalThe terminal that thinks in blocks.KubernetesA full Kubernetes console, one pane of glass.DataEvery database, one query workbench.ChatA coding agent that runs on your machine.
One platform, two pillars
The engineering apps are one half of OpenEng. The other is OpenEng AI, an agentic ecosystem for open-weight model execution: it downloads, orchestrates, and runs open-weight AI models on your own machine.
Explore OpenEng AI