GitDash gives repository work, GitHub profile building, contribution planning, and pull-request awareness a focused home. Use the web app for hands-on work and the Mac app for the signals you should not miss.
Connect with GitHub or GitLab. No passwords are handled by GitDash.
Pick the tool for the job
GitDash does not replace GitHub or GitLab. It gives the repetitive, easy-to-miss work a faster home, then gets out of the way.
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.
Choose your workflow
Search, update, archive, and clean up GitHub and GitLab projects in one workspace.
Learn more 02Use Commit Canvas and Profile Studio to make the profile people see feel intentional.
Learn more 03Keep GitHub review requests, mentions, assignments, and open pull requests close at hand.
Learn moreHow the pieces fit together
A focused place for repository maintenance and the GitHub profile work that is easy to postpone.
Commit Canvas and Profile Studio help you shape your public GitHub presence without editing raw files by hand.
A small native companion that brings review signals to the menu bar, so GitHub does not need to stay open.
Clear by design
GitDash uses official provider authentication and requests only the access each workflow needs. Repository data, profile content, and contribution commits stay with GitHub or GitLab and are requested when you use the app.
GitHub App and OAuth flows, with no passwords handled by GitDash.
Repository data is requested from GitHub or GitLab when you use the app.
Your profile content and contribution work are written to your own GitHub account.
Both GitDash apps are available without a subscription or credit card.
Frequently asked
GitDash is a focused web toolkit for GitHub and GitLab repository work, GitHub profile building, and contribution planning, plus a native Mac companion for GitHub review signals.
No. Use the web app when you need hands-on repository or profile work. Use the Mac app when you want review signals close by. They work well together, but each surface stands on its own.
Commit Canvas lets GitHub users plan contribution commits locally 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.
Choose your starting point