gmaster takes a different approach compared to all the other Git clients:
it is visually rich, includes great diff and merge tools plus semantic technology.
Not just another command line wrapper.

Manage your repositories (local or remote)
Connect to remote servers (GitHub, BitBucket, GitLab, Azure...)

Commit and amend the changes
Push, pull and fetch your commits

Manage your branches
Checkout
Merge and Cherry pick

Branch Explorer
Commit view

Side-by-side and visual diff
Semantic diff
Diff tracks moved code
Image diff

Semantic merge
Merge preview
Built-in 3-way merge
Cross-file refactor detection

Branch Explorer
Navigate your repository. Checkout branches, diff and merge from here.
And, identify the commits with more changes at a glance too.

Merge like an expert
Merge refactored methods. And even merge cross-file refactors by merging methods between files.

Diff images
And check what changed by comparing them in several ways:
side-by-side, blend, swipe and also show the differences properties.

Visual
Most tools are just a wrapper around the command line.
We take a visual approach instead: Branch Explorer as a comprehensive repo visualization, integrated side-by-side diff with Semantic capabilities, proper 3-way merge and more.

Complete
gmaster includes a rich built-in side-by-side diff, a super powerful 3-way merge, and the two are topped with semantic capabilities to understand C#, C++, Java, C and more. It is a complete solution out of the box.

Semantic
Why diff and merge code like it was 1972?
We may not have flying cars yet, but we can do better than plain text diff.
We parse C#, Java, VB.net, C, C++ code (plus third-party contributed parsers) and then calculate diffs and merges. Moved methods? Refactored code? We got you covered.

Stunning goes first
gmaster evolves fast. But we wanted to add the most stunning features first: the Branch Explorer, Semantic Diff & Merge - the kind of things that make it unique.

What you can do with gmaster
Lesson learned from the Law of the Instrument: “We need choose the tools we work with carefully”.
Tools shape what we can actually achieve. And we develop gmaster so we can all get more out of Git ;-)

Understand your repo visually
Use the Branch Explorer to navigate your repository, left to right, as you would do in a blackboard.
Checkout branches, diff and merge from here.
And, identify the commits with more changes at a glance too.

Diff side-by-side
The simplest and fastest way to understand code changes. And, it includes Xdiff to track code fragments that have been moved.

Track refactored code
Here comes the power of Semantic - we parse the code first, then calculate diffs based on that. You can move a method, change it, and semantic diff still knows it is the same.
It is priceless to diff refactored code.

Merge like an expert... without the pain
Merge can be much simpler.
We separated the “commit” from the “merge”; so you get a full list of conflicts and options to solve them instead of a fuzzy interface were commit and merge resolution ends up being the same thing.

Quickly merge refactored code
Refactors are good to keep code quality high but they are a nightmare to merge.

Not anymore with Semantic Merge. Move methods around, modify them, while someone else does a fix. The merge will be automatic.

Diff images
You can compare images to check what changed: side-by-side, blend, swipe and diff properties.

Just commit
By default, commit changes is a single click operation. You diff your changes, and you submit. Period. No need to deal with the intermediate index or anything. It's as simple as it gets.

We are working in adding “expert mode”... So stay tuned!

So far, we wanted to make things easier now for the 95% of us ;-), but do expect a flow of added features and improvements.

Use it inside Visual Studio
You can install a Visual Studio Extension and use gmaster seamlessly inside the IDE.

Only for V.I.P