Rebasar
Groups & Tabs
Your repos, sorted the way you think about them, not the way your disk does.
Beta · v0.1.0
Git for those who live in many repos at once
A fast desktop Git client built on your own git. Every repository, branch, worktree and pull request in one window.
Performance
38ms
Commit graph, first page, 1.2 M commits
Target < 2,000 ms
211ms
Status on a 100,000-file tree
Target < 300 ms
530ms
Cold start to interactive
Target < 1,000 ms
134MB
Idle memory, 20 Repositories and 50 Worktrees
Target < 300 MB
Measured on an Intel Core i9-12900K with 48 GB RAM, Windows 11. Read the full benchmark report →
Git for people who say "one sec, let me stash" forty times a day.
Commit graph & filter
author:@me since:monday. Find the commit, not the scroll bar.
Line-level staging
Stage the three lines you meant, not the three hundred you didn't.
Conventional commits
A composer that keeps your messages in shape.
Interactive rebase
Reorder, squash and fixup without learning another text editor.
Conflicts
Merge conflicts, minus the archaeology.
Stashes, tags & remotes
Everything Git keeps on the side, one click away.
Pull requests
Review and open GitHub pull requests without leaving the window.
Git for people who still check git worktree list to remember where they are.
One tab per worktree.
Three branches in flight? Three tabs. No stashing, no cloning twice. Switching between them takes about 3 ms, even with 20 repositories and 50 worktrees open.
Powerful Git, no surprises.
Before anything that can lose work runs, Rebasar tells you exactly what's about to vanish. Force-push always uses --force-with-lease. And because Rebasar runs your owngit, your hooks, signing and credential helpers behave the way they do in your terminal.
- Exact loss, stated up front
- --force-with-lease, always
- Your hooks, your signing, your config
Ctrl+P and the CLI
CtrlPruns everything.
Everything you can click, you can type. The palette jumps to Tabs and branches, runs any action, and searches commits.
rebasar . and you're in.
Open any Worktree from your terminal, in the window that's already running.
Download RebasarBeta
Pick your platform.v0.1.0
Recommended for your system
Windows 10 and 11 (x64)
Rebasar_0.1.0_x64-setup.exe
Per-user install, no administrator rights. Also installs the rebasar command.
DownloadRecommended for your system
Debian and Ubuntu (x64)
Rebasar_0.1.0_amd64.deb
sudo apt install ./Rebasar_0.1.0_amd64.deb, also installs git. Also installs the rebasar command.
DownloadRecommended for your system
Any Linux (x64)
Rebasar_0.1.0_amd64.AppImage
chmod +x, then run it.
DownloadRecommended for your system
macOS
Later.
Every release lists a SHA256SUMS file to check your download against.
Before you install
git
Rebasar needs a system git 2.35.0 or newer, and shows a setup screen when it is missing or older. (Ubuntu 22.04 ships 2.34; install a newer one from the Git PPA.)
Windows
The Windows installer is not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen may show "Windows protected your PC". Choose More info, then Run anyway.
Linux
Linux doesn't store credentials yet: to use GitHub pull requests there, sign in with the GitHub CLI (gh auth login).
Eleven checkouts later, still in one window.
Rebase. Then surpass.
Rebasar: a pun on rebase and quasar. In Spanish, it also means "to surpass".