Git in your flow, not in your way
A beautiful command palette for GitHub. Quickly access your pull requests, repositories, and workflows without leaving your keyboard.
See review requests and mentions in one centralized place.
Browse your repositories and organizations.
Search code across your repositories powered by GitHub's search. Scope searches to a specific organization or repository.
Seamless OAuth authentication with support for GitHub Enterprise via personal access tokens.
- Global shortcut — Summon the palette from anywhere with a keyboard shortcut (default
Cmd+G, configurable) - Workflow runner — List and trigger GitHub Actions workflows with custom inputs
- Auto-updates — Get notified when a new version is available
- Launch on login — Optionally start Git Pal when your system boots
- Secure — OAuth tokens stored in the system keychain. Settings stored locally at
~/.config/git-pal. No telemetry
Download the latest installer, open it, and drag Git Pal into your Applications folder.
| Platform | Status |
|---|---|
| macOS (Apple Silicon & Intel) | Available |
| Windows | Coming soon |
| Linux | Coming soon |
- Node.js (LTS)
- pnpm
- Rust
- Tauri v2 system dependencies
# Install dependencies
pnpm install
# Run in development mode (starts both Vite dev server and Tauri)
pnpm tauri dev
# Build for production
pnpm tauri buildWhy does it ask for my password on the first launch? Git Pal stores the OAuth token in the system keychain. macOS requires your password to authorize keychain access on first use.
Does it support GitHub Enterprise? Yes — connect using a personal access token (PAT).
Is my data secure?
All data stays on your machine. Settings are stored locally at ~/.config/git-pal, tokens live in the system keychain, and there is no telemetry.
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