GitDash gives everyday GitHub work a better home: manage repositories, paint your contribution graph, build a profile you are proud of, and keep review requests out of your browser tabs.
Connect with GitHub or GitLab. No passwords are handled by GitDash.
One developer toolkit
GitDash does not replace GitHub or GitLab. It gives the repetitive, easy-to-miss work a faster home.
Find the repositories that need attention and update them without opening settings pages one by one. Search, filter, sort, edit, archive, and clean up from one focused dashboard.
Start from your real GitHub activity, paint ahead with click and drag, then save your changes in sensible batches to a private repository you control.
Commit Canvas
Paint your next chapter
Use polished templates and an adaptable visual editor to build your GitHub profile README, then preview it in context and publish directly to your own profile repository.
GitDash Studio
Get a clear, always-available view of pull requests waiting for you. GitDash connects through a GitHub App, delivers review requests in real time, and keeps your review queue one click away.
Start where the work is
Manage GitHub and GitLab repositories from one fast, focused dashboard.
Learn more 02Paint deliberate GitHub contribution commits on a private canvas repository.
Learn more 03A visual GitHub profile README editor with templates, reusable blocks, and a live preview.
Learn moreLess maintenance. Less monitoring.
The Mac app receives GitHub review events as they happen and brings the right pull request to your menu bar.
The web app turns repetitive cleanup and metadata changes into a fast, focused workflow.
Use Commit Canvas and Profile Studio to shape the parts of your GitHub profile people see, with repositories and assets staying in your own account.
Clear by design
GitDash uses official provider authentication and requests only the access each workflow needs. Repository data stays with your provider and is requested when you use the app.
GitHub App and OAuth flows, with no passwords handled by GitDash.
Repository data is requested from your provider when you use the app.
GitDash works with repository data at GitHub and GitLab instead of maintaining a separate repository database.
Both GitDash apps are available without a subscription or credit card.
Frequently asked
GitDash is a pair of focused developer tools. GitDash Web manages GitHub and GitLab repositories in bulk. GitDash for Mac tracks GitHub pull requests and sends instant review notifications from the macOS menu bar.
No. Use the web app when you need repository cleanup and management. Use the Mac app when you want a faster pull request review workflow. They work well together, but each app stands on its own.
Commit Canvas lets GitHub users paint planned contribution commits and save them in batches to a private repository. Profile Studio helps you build, preview, and publish the README shown on your GitHub profile. Both keep their resulting content in your own GitHub account.
A GitHub App sends signed review-request events to GitDash. The event service wakes the Mac app immediately, so you do not have to wait for the next polling interval.
GitDash Web supports GitHub and GitLab repository management. The Mac review companion currently supports GitHub.
GitDash works directly with GitHub and GitLab through official authentication. Repository data is requested from your provider when you use the app; GitDash does not maintain a separate repository database.
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