44 secondsGitComet in 44 Seconds
Open repositories and worktrees as tabs, find a commit, review its changes and make a focused commit. This short tour follows an everyday Git workflow in GitComet.
GitComet in action · 31 seconds
Worktrees, Files and Branches
Inspect another worktree’s uncommitted changes from the log, duplicate and rename a file in the sidebar, then create and check out a branch without leaving GitComet.
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Follow along
Steps shown in the video
Recorded on Linux. The shortcuts below match the recording.
- Select Worktree changes in the log to inspect the uncommitted files in a linked worktree without opening another tab.
- Use Alt+Down to step through the changes in the diff.
- Open the Files sidebar, select a file and press Ctrl+D to duplicate it. Rename the copy in place.
- Press Ctrl+P to open the command palette and choose the command to create a branch.
- Enter the new branch name with Checkout selected, then press Enter to create the branch and switch to it.
Keep exploring
44 seconds
44 secondsTravel Through Your History
Choose a history view, revert a mistaken merge while preserving history, and create a hotfix branch from an earlier release. GitComet also shows another worktree’s changes directly in the log.
29 secondsMake It Yours
Adjust text size, switch between GitComet’s built-in themes and open another workspace with its own appearance. Theme changes appear immediately as you work.