Repository visibility, alongside your existing Git tools.
Discover, explore and compare the Git repositories on your Mac. Find duplicate codebases, inspect branches and commits, and bring your development workspace into one clear dashboard.
Explore the dashboard, then compare copies of the same project. Both are included in GitPlane.
Actual application views using temporary local test repositories. Select an image to inspect it at full size.
The projects you cloned. The branches you left behind. The worktrees your agents created. See where they stand, without changing a single checkout.
Choose your development and worktree folders and discover the repositories inside. Discover standard and nested repositories, submodules, linked worktrees and repositories without remotes. Overlapping scan roots do not duplicate a checkout.
Spot local copies that share a remote. Compare their paths, branches, commits and working trees. Different branches and commits are highlighted. Current comparison checks equality, without ancestry, ahead/behind counts or divergence analysis.
git@github.com:example/project.githttps://github.com/example/project.gitSee clean or modified state and staged, modified, untracked and conflicted counts. Inspect detached HEAD, empty repositories and last-known unavailable states.
Search names, paths and remotes. Narrow the view by branch, working-tree status, duplicates or location. Sort by name, path or commit date and open repository details.
Repository counts, unique remote projects, duplicate groups and unfinished work are visible at a glance. Your local SQLite index and unavailable metadata survive restarts.
Choose folders with the macOS picker, use native app menus and open a checkout in Finder. Launch from Applications and get straight to work.
Scan several locations or a single folder. Watch incremental progress, cancel a job, review errors and scan history, or refresh known checkouts without a full rescan.
Inspect remotes, commit dates and working-tree changes. Copy a path or remote URL, open the remote in your browser and compare the other local copies.
Codex, Claude Code or another coding environment creates a Git worktree. Another task starts in a fresh clone. Your own changes are somewhere else. GitPlane brings those checkouts into view alongside your everyday projects.
Include your agents’ working directories in a scan. See linked worktrees and separate clones with their full local paths.
Compare branches and latest commits. Spot staged, modified and untracked files that have not made it into a commit.
Review local copies that share a remote, then open the folder you need. GitPlane leaves every checkout as it is.
Standard Git checkouts within your chosen scan locations. GitPlane does not identify agents, monitor sessions, read conversations or coordinate their work.
A useful view of your code shouldn’t require sending it somewhere else. GitPlane runs its scanner on your Mac and reads the Git metadata already on your computer. Your repository index stays on your device, even when you close the app.
On your MacRight here. Where it belongs.No pull, push, branch switching or automatic cleanup. Your repositories stay under your control.
No sign-in, hosting-provider authentication or external APIs. Repository contents and metadata stay local.
Scan only the locations you select. Permission errors are recorded, symlinks are skipped and wider device scans need your approval.
Open the Mac app and select one or more locations with the native folder picker. Nothing is scanned automatically.
Run a recursive scan. Repositories appear as they’re discovered, with progress and errors along the way.
Inspect a checkout, compare local copies, copy a path or jump straight into its folder in Finder.
Your workspace, ready when you are.Node.js and SQLite included. Just bring your Mac and an installed copy of Git.
Mac app detailsGitPlane for Mac brings the explorer, scanner and local database into one desktop app. No server to start. No browser tab to keep open.
Package and launch checks pass. Clean-machine installation, native folder selection, protected-folder permissions and normal upgrades still need final manual validation.
Node.js and SQLite are bundled. Windows, Linux, Intel Mac and Mac App Store releases are not currently available as verified products. Notarisation is not App Store approval.
GitPlane Pro will build on the standard app with advanced divergence analysis, continuous monitoring, configurable alerts and detailed reporting.
All capabilities below are planned. They are not implemented in v0.1.2. No release date has been announced.
Deeper codebase comparisons, more detailed branch and commit relationships, and signals for potentially risky or neglected checkouts.
Commit ancestry, divergent histories and ahead/behind comparisons where the available Git history permits.
Filesystem watching, background repository-state updates and change detection without manual rescanning.
Configurable monitoring rules and notifications for significant repository changes, divergence and relevant status updates.
Inventory exports, repository health summaries, duplicate and divergence reports, and shareable or downloadable reports.
GitPlane includes the complete current discovery and comparison workspace. Pro will add deeper analysis and monitoring.
£19
One-time purchase
Discover, inspect and compare your local Git repositories.
£39
One-time purchase · Coming Soon
The standard app, plus planned advanced repository intelligence.
No Pro purchase or waitlist is available. These capabilities are planned, with no announced release date.
Explore planned Pro featuresThe Mac installer is prepared. Final release validation, payment and delivery testing, and commercial configuration still need completion.
The current product and the direction that follows. Status labels describe readiness, not release dates.
v0.1.2 is built, signed and notarised. Final release validation and commercial distribution still need completion.
Advanced intelligence, drift analysis, continuous monitoring, alerts and reporting. Planned features; no release date announced.
Connect a repository page to your local inventory, find existing copies and open a checkout. Requires a secure bridge to the installed GitPlane app; no extension exists yet.
Optional cross-device inventory, synchronised repository metadata, discovery history and remote viewing of indexed workspaces. Scanning stays local; synchronisation would require an explicit choice to share metadata.
Potential shared inventories, team-wide visibility, developer environment insights and engineering reports. A future product direction, not a committed release.
Other platforms remain separate plans. GitPlane stays local-first; Cloud and Teams do not describe current functionality.
GitPlane is a local-first application for discovering, inspecting and comparing Git repositories across your development environment. Keep your existing editor and Git client; use GitPlane to find the right checkout and understand its current state.
GitPlane is priced at £19 as a one-time purchase. The standard edition includes duplicate comparison, linked worktrees, search, scan progress and history. Purchase and download access are not enabled yet.
No. GitPlane is £19 and the upcoming GitPlane Pro is £39, each as a one-time purchase. Pro is Coming Soon and cannot be purchased yet.
Yes. It groups local checkouts that reference the same normalised remote project, including supported SSH and HTTPS variants. Compare paths, branches, latest commits and working-tree state. Current comparison checks equality; it does not calculate commit ancestry, ahead/behind counts or divergence.
Yes. Linked worktrees are discovered within your selected scan locations and treated as separate physical checkouts. Nested repositories and submodules are also discovered, and repositories without remotes remain visible.
Yes, when tools such as Codex or Claude Code create standard Git clones or linked worktrees within your configured scan locations. GitPlane shows their Git state. It does not identify the creating agent, monitor running agents, read conversations, track token usage or coordinate agent work.
No. The current application focuses on read-only discovery and inspection. It does not fetch, pull, push, switch branches, create commits, merge copies or delete repositories. Duplicate comparison is informational.
No. The current desktop and local browser workspace inspect Git locally and store repository information in local SQLite. The scanner does not upload repository contents or metadata. Git itself may inspect working-tree files to determine their status. Cloud synchronisation appears only on the future roadmap.
No hosting-provider login, external cloud database or API key is required. GitPlane uses the Git executable on your computer and can discover repositories with no remote configured.
Choose multiple locations and scan their subdirectories for repositories, nested projects, submodules and worktrees. Overlapping roots do not duplicate the same physical checkout. Symlinks and common build/cache folders are skipped; inaccessible directories are recorded without ending the entire scan. Device-root scanning requires explicit approval and remains subject to OS permissions.
Your repository index, scan locations and scan history stay in a local SQLite file and persist across restarts. The desktop app and locally served browser workspace use separate databases by default.
The initial direct-distribution build targets Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 13 or later, with Git 2.31 or later installed. Node.js and SQLite are bundled with the Mac app. Windows, Linux, Intel Mac and Mac App Store releases are not currently available as verified products. Apple notarisation is not Mac App Store approval.
Yes, through a local Node.js server running on the same computer as your repositories. This developer setup requires Node.js 24 or later, npm and Git 2.31 or later. The hosted marketing website cannot directly scan your Mac or execute its installed Git. The packaged desktop app needs no separate Node.js installation.
GitPlane Pro is an upcoming £39 one-time purchase edition. Planned capabilities include deeper repository intelligence, drift and divergence analysis, continuous monitoring, configurable alerts, and reports and exports. The standard £19 product already includes local duplicate comparison and scan history.
GitPlane Pro is Coming Soon. No release date has been announced. Its features are planned and are not part of the current v0.1.2 application.
The v0.1.2 Mac installer is signed, notarised and stapled and has passed documented package and launch checks. Final clean-machine installation, native folder selection, protected-folder permissions and normal upgrade validation remain. Purchasing and customer delivery are not enabled yet.
Your projects. Your agents’ worktrees. Your unfinished work.
Give every checkout a little context.