Urras icon: three shards of ice

Urras

A fast, native Git client for Windows and Linux. Free and open source.

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Windows (.zip) and Linux (.tar.gz), one file with nothing else to install.

Urras: the repository list, the history graph with branches, and a commit's diff

What it does

All your repositories

Grouped by name with their forks, by folder, by owner or by hand. Pin, search (Ctrl+F), open several in tabs and import everything from a folder or from GitHub Desktop in one go.

Changes, line by line

Stage, unstage or discard single lines or hunks, stash just some files, and undo a commit right after. Unified, split or raw diffs coloured with VS Code's grammars, word-level highlights and images compared.

See files rendered

Preview shows Markdown, HTML, CSV tables, Jupyter notebooks, reStructuredText and AsciiDoc rendered, old and new side by side, with pictures and a full-screen view. Every diff says "+406 −553" and marks where its changes are; a click takes you there.

History and the past

A commit graph across every branch with lanes in colour, authors' and co-authors' pictures and what isn't pushed yet; each commit's details and CI result, blame, file history, search, compare and the reflog.

The big Git jobs

Merge, rebase and interactive rebase, reset, a conflict resolver you can edit, bisect, stashes, tags, patches, branch clean-up, remotes, submodules, worktrees and Git LFS.

GitHub, GitLab and more

Accounts on GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, Codeberg and Bitbucket: pull requests, notifications, profile pictures, co-authors by @username, and forks that know where changes go.

Make it yours

Twelve ready-made themes, from GitHub, GitLab, SourceGit and Fork's colours to Frost, Fel, Horde and Alliance. Edit any of them (Restore defaults brings the original back), and pick the font and text size for every theme or just one.

Quick and careful

Native, not a web page in a window. Refreshes when something changes, asks before anything that can lose work, and keeps a daily backup of its settings.

Stays out of the way

One window however often you start it, an optional check for new versions, close to the system tray if you like, and an AI assistant for commit messages only if you choose one.

Screenshots

Changes and commits

Changes: a diff with word-level colours, its count and change marks, and the message
Changes: a diff with word-level colours, its count and change marks, and the message
Staging or discarding just the selected lines or their hunk
Staging or discarding just the selected lines or their hunk
Co-authors from the history, an address or a GitHub @username
Co-authors from the history, an address or a GitHub @username
Stashes: apply, pop, show or drop
Stashes: apply, pop, show or drop
Undo right after committing: the changes go back to staged, the message to the boxes
Undo right after committing: the changes go back to staged, the message to the boxes
Filtering the changes by name
Filtering the changes by name
Quick Launch (Ctrl+P): a repository, branch or command in a few letters
Quick Launch (Ctrl+P): a repository, branch or command in a few letters

Diffs and previews

The split (side by side) diff
The split (side by side) diff
Images compared as a swipe, side by side or as an onion skin
Images compared as a swipe, side by side or as an onion skin
Markdown rendered side by side, with its pictures
Markdown rendered side by side, with its pictures
HTML as a reading view, with Open in browser for the real page
HTML as a reading view, with Open in browser for the real page
CSV and TSV as tables, with just the changed rows marked
CSV and TSV as tables, with just the changed rows marked
Jupyter notebooks with their code, output and charts
Jupyter notebooks with their code, output and charts
reStructuredText and AsciiDoc rendered
reStructuredText and AsciiDoc rendered
Code coloured with Visual Studio Code's grammars, here in the Monokai scheme
Code coloured with Visual Studio Code's grammars, here in the Monokai scheme

History

The graph: lanes, labels in their lane's colour, authors and what isn't pushed
The graph: lanes, labels in their lane's colour, authors and what isn't pushed
Two commits selected are compared
Two commits selected are compared
Searching by message, author, file or content
Searching by message, author, file or content
The history of one file or folder
The history of one file or folder
Blame: who changed each line, and when
Blame: who changed each line, and when
Browsing the files at any commit
Browsing the files at any commit
Contributors, when commits happen and which files change most
Contributors, when commits happen and which files change most
The reflog, for finding lost commits
The reflog, for finding lost commits
A commit's details: its message, author and co-authors, hash, parent and CI result
A commit's details: its message, author and co-authors, hash, parent and CI result

Branches, merging and rebasing

The branch box: default and recent branches, a filter and pull requests
The branch box: default and recent branches, a filter and pull requests
Merge, rebase, compare, pull requests, tags, reflog, submodules and worktrees
Merge, rebase, compare, pull requests, tags, reflog, submodules and worktrees
Interactive rebase: reorder, reword, edit, squash, fix up or drop
Interactive rebase: reorder, reword, edit, squash, fix up or drop
A stopped merge: the banner with Continue and Abort
A stopped merge: the banner with Continue and Abort
The conflict view: both sides, a choice for each conflict, and the result
The conflict view: both sides, a choice for each conflict, and the result
Bisect: mark commits good or bad from the banner
Bisect: mark commits good or bad from the banner
Tags: create, push and delete
Tags: create, push and delete
Worktrees: open, add and remove
Worktrees: open, add and remove
Resetting to a commit: keep the changes staged or unstaged, or throw them away
Resetting to a commit: keep the changes staged or unstaged, or throw them away
Cleaning up branches merged into main or gone from the remote
Cleaning up branches merged into main or gone from the remote
Remotes: add, rename, change the address of or remove
Remotes: add, rename, change the address of or remove

Repositories

A repository's menu: open elsewhere, view on GitHub, fetch, pull, pin and group
A repository's menu: open elsewhere, view on GitHub, fetch, pull, pin and group
A repository whose folder is gone: Locate, Clone again or Remove
A repository whose folder is gone: Locate, Clone again or Remove
New repository, with a README, .gitignore and licence
New repository, with a README, .gitignore and licence
Clone: an address or a page of it, the branch, where it goes, its name, progress
Clone: an address or a page of it, the branch, where it goes, its name, progress
Adding many repositories at once
Adding many repositories at once
Repository tabs: each one keeps its page, commit, file and scroll
Repository tabs: each one keeps its page, commit, file and scroll

Look and settings

Fel, GitHub Light, Horde and Parchment: four of the twelve ready-made themes
Fel, GitHub Light, Horde and Parchment: four of the twelve ready-made themes
Editing a theme, ready-made ones included
Editing a theme, ready-made ones included
Themes, and the text size and font for every theme or just one
Themes, and the text size and font for every theme or just one
Sign in to GitHub, GitLab, Gitea or Bitbucket
Sign in to GitHub, GitLab, Gitea or Bitbucket
Which questions to ask, and what happens to changes when switching branch
Which questions to ask, and what happens to changes when switching branch
The close button, update checks and background fetch
The close button, update checks and background fetch
Custom commands, run from the menus
Custom commands, run from the menus
Line endings in .gitattributes and .editorconfig
Line endings in .gitattributes and .editorconfig
Keyboard shortcuts (F1)
Keyboard shortcuts (F1)

Its twin: Anarres

Anarres icon: three purple lightning bolts

Anarres

A spell and DBC editor for AzerothCore (World of Warcraft 3.3.5a), with the same look, themes and theme files as Urras.