Git legendary, my friends. GitKraken includes two legendary products that make devs more productive: the Git Client and Glo Boards!

Use the Git Client to visualize the history and changes to your repos in a beautiful graph that makes working with Git more intuitive.

GitKraken Git Client Features:

  • See your branching, merging and commit history in a dark or light themed graph.

  • Simplify complicated commands like merge, rebase and push into drag and drop actions.

  • Integrate with GitHub, GitHub Enterprise, GitLab, GitLab Self-Hosted, Bitbucket and VSTS.

  • Create, clone and add remote repos from integrated services.

  • Create and view pull requests from integrated services.

  • Easily open repos, set favorites, and organize them in project groups.

  • View file history and blame.

  • Quickly undo or redo with one click.

  • Use the built-in code editor to directly edit files without switching tools.

  • While editing code, use diff split view, syntax highlighting and search files.

  • Resolve merge conflicts without ever leaving the app.

  • Use multiple profiles for work and personal projects.

  • Use Gitflow, Git Hooks, LFS and submodules.

What Linux distributions are supported by GitKraken? GitKraken currently supports Ubuntu 16.04 LTS+, RHEL 7+, CentOS 7+, and Fedora 30+. While GitKraken might be able to be installed on other distros, we cannot guarantee that it will behave properly. How can I see what commands GitKraken makes to the CLI? For example, here GitKraken, it is only available via Snap, since apt search gitkraken returned no results and looking at the bottom of app page: Also, dpkg is a tool for managing deb packages and apt is a front end for dpkg. That's why you can't find GitKraken in dpkg -list.

GitKraken Glo Boards Features:

  • Reduce context switching, and use Glo Boards to help your dev team track tasks and issues from inside the GitKraken Git Client.

  • Also access Glo inside VS Code, Atom, a browser or from our iPhone or Android apps.

  • Create cards to track tasks, issues, items, features, etc.

  • Sync GitHub Issues, assignees, descriptions, comments and labels in real-time across systems.

  • Visualize the progress of GitHub issues with workflows.

  • Create different workflows and labels for each board.

  • Add different users and security permissions for each board.

  • Track board activity.

  • See only what you’re looking for with powerful search & filters.

  • Use card labels to quickly see priority, item type, etc.

  • Use card task lists to create additional checklists for each card.

  • Easily add images and files by dragging and dropping.

  • Use markdown in card descriptions and comments.

  • Get notifications in-app and via email.

  • Tag people in comments using @mentions.

  • Choose the light or dark theme.

Find out more, and release the Kraken at GitKraken.com!

There are three steps to success with GitKraken. That's it!

  1. Download GitKraken
  2. Install GitKraken
  3. Use GitKraken

No Git tools are required for GitKraken, so once you’ve run the installer, you can open the app and get going.

It works directly with your repositories with no dependencies—you don’t even need to have Git installed on your system. GitKraken is built with NodeGit, a Git framework that is primarily developed and maintained by members of the GitKraken development team.

Below are platform-specific details on minimum requirements and common issues when things may not go as expected.

Looking for GitKraken Enterprise installation instructions? Then please start in with our Enterprise System Requirements page.

Windows (.exe file)

  • System requirements: Windows 8 or later

Install Instructions

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Double-click the downloaded executable file, and follow the installation instructions.

Linux

Data Location

GitKraken data is stored with your home profile in C:Users{user}AppDataRoaming or %APPDATA%/.gitkraken on older versions.

Mac OS (.dmg file)

  • System requirements: Mac OS X 10.9+ (up to and including OS X El Capitan) / macOS Sierra or later

Install Instructions

Double click the downloaded DMG file and when prompted, drag and drop the GitKraken icon to your Applications folder.

Data Location

GitKraken data is stored in /Users/{user}/.gitkraken~/.gitkraken.

Linux (.deb, .rpm, and .tar.gz files)

  • .deb system requirements: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS or later
  • .rpm system requirements: RHEL 7+, CentOS 7+, or Fedora 30+

Note 📝 - GitKraken currently supports Ubuntu 16.04 LTS+, RHEL 7+, CentOS 7+, and Fedora 30+. While GitKraken may be able to be installed on other Linux distributions, we cannot guarantee that it will work as expected.

.deb

GitKraken has a simple package available for Debian based distributions.

Or download the file.

.tar

Or download the file.

.rpm

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Or download the file.

Data Location

GitKraken data is stored in /home/{user}/.gitkraken~/.gitkraken.

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Run GitKraken

Upon installation, some Linux distros do not automatically create shortcuts to the app.

To run GitKraken manually, open the terminal and type gitkraken to start the app.

Known issues on Linux

Error with libcurl.so.4

Error: libcurl.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory.

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Run the following command to address the dependency issue.

Error with libcurl-gnutls.so.4

libcurl-gnutls.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

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Run the following command to address this issue.

Error with libXss.so.1

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./gitkraken./gitkraken: error while loading shared libraries: libXss.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

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Run the following command to address this issue.





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