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Real Git on your iPad and iPhone. Start a repository on the device, edit your files in the apps you already own, and see exactly what changed before you commit. Works offline. One-time purchase.

Git On The Go is a complete Git client built on libgit2, the same engine behind the desktop tools. There is no server of ours in the middle: the app talks to GitHub, and to whichever host your repositories live on, directly from the device.

YOUR FOLDERS, YOUR APPS
Every repository is an ordinary folder in the Files app, under On My iPad › Git On The Go. Paint in Procreate, write in whatever you already write in, drop in the logo set or the third draft. Come back, and the changes are already read and waiting. The app is read-only on purpose: editing belongs in the app you chose for it.

SEE EXACTLY WHAT YOU CHANGED
• Every modified, added, renamed and deleted file, listed before anything is recorded
• Real diffs: line by line, hunked, with old and new line numbers, and word-level highlighting for the sentence you rewrote
• Images too: flip between new and old at full size, transparency and all
• Or read the finished file straight through, with the new work marked where it sits

COMMIT IN TWO TAPS. LOSE NOTHING BY ACCIDENT.
• Tick the changes that belong together, write the message, commit
• Deleting a repository with uncommitted work is refused, with the count spelled out
• Discard tells you what reverts and what disappears before you tap it
• Switching branches carries your uncommitted work across, and stops if anything would be overwritten
• Git's own database lives outside the Files app, where a stray swipe can't reach it

THE WHOLE STORY
• A commit graph with a lane for every branch, drawn with real forks and merges
• Branch names and tags ride along on the commits that carry them
• Tap any commit for its message, its author and every file it touched, then open the diff
• A cloud on the commits that are safely on the remote, a drive on the ones only this device has

BRANCHES AND REMOTES
• Create, switch and delete branches, local and remote
• Live ahead and behind counts; fetch, pull and push from one bar
• Sign in with GitHub to list, clone and push your private repositories, with several accounts at once
• Any public repository can be cloned, wherever it is hosted
• Start a repository on the device and put it on GitHub without leaving the app

GIT LFS, ALL THE WAY THROUGH
Repositories using Git LFS are recognised on clone. Pointers show the real size rather than 130 bytes, content is fetched when you ask for it, and a large file you commit goes up as content and lands as a pointer, the way every other client expects. You can see what the cache is holding, and free it, per repository.

WORKS UP A MOUNTAIN
Everything except talking to the remote happens on the device. Commit, branch, switch, read the full history and see every change with no signal at all.

LIGHT AND DARK, PROPERLY
The same care in both appearances, on both devices. The iPad lays it