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Git client · SourceGit

SourceGit

Free, MIT-licensed Git client for Windows, macOS and Linux with frequent stable releases.

62/100

#6 of 11 Git clients
Facts checked 8 Oct 2026

In short

SourceGit suits developers who want a free, open-source client for paid work, with interactive rebase, Git LFS, worktrees and Git-flow named in its feature list1. Stable releases are frequent and the licence is MIT1,2. The catch: the project page does not document a visual merge conflict editor, undo, line staging, commit signing or host sign-in1.

Best for: Developers who want a free open-source client with rebase, LFS and Git-flow.

Where the points come from

Git features17 of 29
Hosts and review0 of 26
Systems and upkeep16 of 16
Licence15 of 15
Price14 of 14

Git features 17 of 29 points

RuleWhat is publishedPoints
Core Git featuresInteractive rebase, Git LFS, SubmodulesFeature list names interactive rebase, Git LFS and submodules. Conflict editor and line staging are not listed1.9 / 15
Undo for Git actionsNot publishedNot published on the project page1.0 / 6
WorktreesYesThe feature list names worktrees1.4 / 4
Git-flow built inYesThe feature list names GitFlow1.4 / 4

Hosts and review 0 of 26 points

RuleWhat is publishedPoints
Hosts with built-in sign-inNot publishedNot published on the project page; it describes no account sign-in to any host1.0 / 12
Pull requests in the appNot publishedThe page lists creating a PR on GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, Gitee and Bitbucket but not whether it happens inside the app1.0 / 8
Signed commitsNot publishedNot published on the project page1.0 / 6

Systems and upkeep 16 of 16 points

RuleWhat is publishedPoints
Other systemsmacOS, LinuxProject page says it supports Windows, macOS and Linux; release 2026.21 carries macOS and Linux builds1,2.8 / 8
Release in the last 12 monthsYesRelease 2026.21 of 21 September 2026 is a stable release, not a pre-release2.8 / 8

Licence 15 of 15 points

RuleWhat is publishedPoints
Open sourceYesThe repository states an MIT licence1.7 / 7
Free for commercial work on private reposYesMIT-licensed and described as open source and free, with no time limit or non-commercial clause1.8 / 8

Price 14 of 14 points

RuleWhat is publishedPoints
Cheapest way to use it for work$0Free and open source, no paid plan listed1.14 / 14

The rule behind each line: how we score Git clients.

Plans and prices

As the vendor lists them, before tax. Prices are in US dollars unless the plan shows euros; the points use US dollars, with euros converted at the ECB rate.

PlanPrice as listedPer monthNotes
Free1 personFree1$0Open source, MIT licence

Strengths

  • MIT licence, so the source is public and the app is free for any use1.
  • Feature list names interactive rebase, Git LFS, submodules, worktrees and Git-flow1.
  • Stable releases appeared 4 to 17 days apart from late July to September 20262.
  • Builds for Windows, macOS and Linux1.

Limits

  • The project page does not document a built-in undo command1.
  • No visual merge conflict editor or line-level staging is described on the project page1.
  • The page does not describe signing commits or signing in to hosts, only creating pull requests on named hosts1.
  • The project page names Debian 12 as the only Linux distribution it has checked1.

Other Git clients

  1. 1
    GitKraken DesktopDevelopers who work across several Git hosts and will pay for private repositories
    74/100
    $10/mocheapest way to use it for work
  2. 2
    SmartGitDevelopers who use several Git hosts and want a free licence for personal projects
    72/100
    $5/mocheapest way to use it for work
  3. 3
    TowerDevelopers who want one undo command and pull requests inside a paid client
    71/100
    $5.75/mocheapest way to use it for work
  4. 4
    SourcetreeDevelopers on Windows or Mac who want a free client with Git-flow and Bitbucket support
    70/100
    $0cheapest way to use it for work

All 11 Git clients

Sources

  1. sourcegit-scm/sourcegit, GitHub. Accessed 8 Oct 2026.
  2. Releases, sourcegit-scm/sourcegit, GitHub. Accessed 8 Oct 2026.

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