About
Fork is a Git client for Mac OS X 10.11+ and Windows 7+, priced at $59.99 with a free evaluation. It covers everyday Git work such as fetching, pulling, pushing, committing, amending, managing branches and tags, cherry-picking, reverting, merging, rebasing, stashes, and submodules. It also lets you stage and unstage changes line by line, open recent repositories quickly, and browse the repository file tree at any commit.
For more advanced work, Fork offers interactive rebase to edit, reorder, and squash commits, along with a merge-conflict helper and built-in resolver. Its history view finds all commits that changed a given file or directory, and its blame view finds the last commit that changed a specific line. Reflog can restore lost commits, and Git-flow, Git LFS, and GPG are supported. The diff viewer and image diffs help you spot changes in source code and common image formats.
Fork also notifies you about GitHub notifications without being intrusive. It is developed by a two-person team, Dan Pristupov and Tanya Pristupova, who build it in their spare time as well as full-time.
What's new
All release notesHomebrew cask fork@dev 2.71.1 (sha256 d3cb72367645e55cf3d7235791b1ffb60d098fbad30ca707ad915678f90877a2).