RepoBeam

RepoBeam is a free Git client for Linux and Windows that helps you understand, preview and safely complete the Git operations that usually cause uncertainty.

Before/After history previews

When an action changes history — going back to an earlier commit, combining commits or repairing a diverged branch — RepoBeam shows the commit graph as it is now and as it is expected to look afterwards, and lists what changes. Nothing happens until you confirm. RepoBeam avoids rewriting published history by default and creates a private recovery point before rewriting local commits.

Guided conflict resolution

When a merge, rebase, cherry-pick or revert stops on a conflict, RepoBeam shows both versions side by side with a short explanation of where each came from. Keep one, keep both, or edit the final result, then continue or cancel without leaving the app. A file can't be saved while conflict markers remain.

Coding Sessions for AI-assisted work

Start a Coding Session before an agent or editor changes your code. RepoBeam keeps the work on a dedicated session branch, lets you review every changed file, and applies only what you accept. A session is a Git review workflow, not a security sandbox.

Everything you expect from a daily Git client

Commit history, staging of whole files or single hunks, code and image diffs, branches, stashes, tags, remotes, repository tabs, terminal access, and light and dark themes.

Free, with no account

RepoBeam is free to download. There is no RepoBeam account and no telemetry, and RepoBeam doesn't upload your repositories to RepoBeam servers. It runs the Git already installed on your system and uses your SSH agent and credential helpers.

Requires Git to be installed, for example: sudo apt install git

Guides and privacy: https://repobeam.com