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Features

Git operations

siGit covers the Git workflow you use most often. From the app you can:

  • Clone repositories over HTTPS or SSH
  • Stage files and write commit messages
  • Push to and pull from remote branches
  • Fetch to see what’s changed upstream without merging
  • Create, switch, and delete branches
  • Merge branches
  • View commit history

It handles the day-to-day stuff well. It is not trying to replace every flag and option in the CLI — if you need git rebase -i or complex conflict resolution, open your laptop.

Diff viewer

Before you commit, you can see exactly what changed. Modified lines are highlighted inline, so you can catch a stray debug log or a half-finished change before it ends up in the repo. Viewing diffs on a phone screen takes some scrolling, but the information is all there.

Code viewer

Browse any file in a cloned repo with syntax highlighting. Useful for reading through code, checking a config value, or verifying what’s actually in a file on a given branch. Editing is supported for straightforward changes — fixing a typo, bumping a version number, updating a config.

SSH key management

Generate or import SSH keys directly in the app. Keys are stored in the device keychain. You can use different keys for different hosts if needed.

HTTPS authentication also works — paste a personal access token and you’re set.

smbCloud deploy

If you use smbCloud for hosting, siGit can trigger a deployment in one tap after you push. No browser required, no copying URLs. Just push and deploy from the same screen.

This requires a smbCloud account with a project configured. If you don’t use smbCloud, the rest of the app works fine without it.

Offline access

Once a repo is cloned, you can browse files, read commit history, and view diffs without a connection. You need network access to push, pull, fetch, or clone.

Platform support

  • iOS (iPhone and iPad)
  • Android
  • Windows

Dark mode

Both light and dark themes are supported, following your system setting.

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