GitSync Lite lives in your macOS menu bar and monitors all your git repos — dirty/clean status, branches, ahead/behind counts, last commit time. Cloud Sync what git ignores — Back upenv files, databases, and IDE configs to iCloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, or Google Drive. Auto-restore when you clone on a new machine. All repos in one place — Connect GitHub, GitLab & Bitbucket. One-click clone with SSH or HTTPS. Native macOS app. No Electron. Your code never leaves your device.
Hey Product Hunt! I built GitSync because I got tired of forgetting about uncommitted work and losing .env files every time I set up a new machine.
The cloud sync feature is the one I'm most excited about — it backs up exactly the files that git ignores (.env, databases, IDE configs) to your cloud storage of choice, and auto-restores them when you clone a repo somewhere new.
Would love your feedback — what would make this more useful for your workflow?
Congrats on the launch! Honestly, the cloud sync for .env files is a lifesaver. I'm currently building out a site for my company (Ready Aim Retire) using Astro, and the amount of time I've spent manually chasing down config files after a repo move is embarrassing.
Having this in the menu bar to catch those 'uncommitted' moments is a massive productivity win. Love that it’s a native macOS app too—no Electron is always a plus! Upvoted.
Sam A