OPEN-SOURCE DESKTOP APP
Review changes, follow history, and prepare commits or changelists in one desktop workspace.
macOS Apple Silicon · Windows x64Free · MIT License
INTERACTIVE DEMO
Interactive demo · Sample data
Select a file, stage a hunk, then create a sample commit.
Sample data only. Nothing changes in your repositories.
REVIEW TO SUBMISSION
Git commits and Perforce changelists keep their own workflow, with consistent file review and history views.
Working tree → commit
Review staged changes and leave unfinished work for later.
Read unified, split, or image diffs. Open the file in your editor for more context.
Stage a file, hunk, or selected lines. Review the staged diff before committing.
Create a commit, find it in the graph, and compare revisions.
Opened files → changelist
Group opened files and review pending or shelved changes before submission.
Browse workspace or depot files, sync revisions, and reconcile local edits.
Move files into a numbered changelist. Shelve them for review while keeping local edits.
Review the diff and description, submit, then follow file revisions in History.
CAPABILITIES
Tools for reviewing files, organizing changes, and tracing history.
| Task | Git | Perforce |
|---|---|---|
| Review changes | Unified, split, and image diffs; staging by file, hunk, or line. | Working, shelved, and submitted diffs with file revision history. |
| Organize work | Branches, stashes, branch renaming, and remote upstream selection. | Numbered changelists, shelves, file moves, and file locks. |
| Browse history | Commit graph, revision comparison, file history, blame, and reflog. | Submitted changelists, file revisions, and revision-specific sync. |
| Advanced operations | Worktrees, submodules, Git LFS workflows, and interactive rebase. | Single-file integration and submitted revision undo, with a preview before applying. |
| CLI integration | Your Git executable, repository configuration, hooks, filters, and signing. | Your Perforce CLI and configured server, user, client, and workspace view. |
TOOL INTEGRATION
Git and Perforce operations run through your installed command-line tools.
Select Git and p4 in Settings. Keep your repository configuration, hooks, filters, and signing.
Edit files in your editor. Use configured diff and merge tools for comparisons and conflicts.
Generate an SSH key pair and copy the public key for your Git server.
Use tabs, shortcuts, and the command palette. Choose English or Simplified Chinese, light or dark themes.
Diagnostic files stay on your device and are not uploaded automatically. Rebasely is open source under the MIT License.
GET STARTED
Download the macOS Apple Silicon or Windows x64 release.
Install Git or the Perforce CLI (p4). Select it in Settings if needed. Git LFS repositories also require Git LFS.
Open, clone, or initialize a Git repository. Connect a Perforce workspace or create one from a stream or depot path.
PRACTICAL DETAILS
Download macOS Apple Silicon or Windows x64 builds. Linux users can build from source with the Tauri platform prerequisites.
Install Git for Git repositories, or the Perforce CLI (p4) for Perforce workspaces. Select the executable in Settings if needed.
Local repositories and workspace files stay on your device. Remote operations use Git or Perforce to connect to the servers you configure.
No. It uses invented data in your browser. Staging, committing, shelving, and submitting never affect a real repository.
Rebasely
Download for macOS Apple Silicon or Windows x64.
