
Fork alternatives
Fork is a graphical Git client designed to help you understand and manage your source code history. It allows you to browse the history of any file or directory, look through changes and graphically follow the changes between branches. It comes with a built-in command-line interface and works with all major Git repositories. It is a beautifully designed graphical Git client that lets you explore, visualize and understand your code’s history.
Fork’s user interface is built on a foundation of code-centricity. Rather than dealing with files, you work directly with the versions of code you’re interested in: pull requests, commits, branches, merges, and more. The alluring thing about this Git client is its interactive rebase that lets you edit, reorder, and squash your commits. Other features are: built-in merge conflict resolver, image diffs, history view, blame view, restore lost commits, Git-flow, delete remote repos, pull request, and more to add.




































