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Matcha Software LLC
View commit history and graph
Update repositories from anywhere with commit history access. Visualize commit graphs to understand repository structure. Edit code with syntax highlighting for 75+ languages and custom keyboard shortcuts.
明杨 樊
Search commits instantly in your local Git
Search Git repository commits quickly with minimal memory usage. Filter and analyze commit history locally without network access. Customize keyboard shortcuts and use dark mode for improved workflow.
Nicolas Holzschuch
Run Unix commands on iOS
Provides terminal emulator for running Unix commands on iOS. Users can transfer files via scp and curl, edit files with vim and ed, and process data using grep, awk, and sed.
Anders Borum
Clone, edit, commit, push repositories
Access Git repositories on iOS. Clone repositories to get local copies with all branches. Edit files, commit changes, and push updates. Work offline and sync when online. Allow other apps to access repositories via the Files .
淑敏 孙
Commit code, sync repos, manage history
Perform Git operations like clone, commit, fetch, pull, merge, push, and manage file history. Support for GitHub, GitLab, Gitee, and self-hosted services. Authenticate via OAuth, token, or SSH key. Sync submodules.
Alexander Blach
Edit , connect to servers, run commands
Allows editing and text with syntax highlighting for over 80 languages. Connect to SFTP, FTP, WebDAV, or Dropbox. Use built-in SSH terminal for server access. Save and export files directly.
Anders Borum ApS
Edit directly from Git repositories
Access repository directly from Finder and apps without cloning. Browse and edit in preferred apps. Edit multiple simultaneously and save changes instantly via REST APIs.
GitHub
Merge code, review issues, track progress
Browse notifications and repository activity. Review code changes and provide feedback. Triage issues and merge pull requests. Stay updated with team discussions. Access repositories and files directly. Manage workflows and track progress.
Nicolas Holzschuch
Run Unix commands on iOS
Provides terminal emulator for running Unix commands on iOS. Users can transfer files via scp and curl, edit with vim and ed, and process data using grep, awk, and sed. It supports git operations with lg2.
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