GitSync

ViscousPotential

In-app purchases

About this app

GitSync is a cross-platform git client that aims to simplify the process of syncing a folder between a git remote and a local directory. It works in the background to keep your files synced with a simple one-time setup and numerous options for activating manual syncs.

- Supports Android 5+
- Authenticate with
- HTTP/S
- SSH
- OAuth
- GitHub
- Gitea
- Gitlab
- Clone a remote repository
- Sync repository
- Fetch changes
- Pull changes
- Stage & commit changes
- Push changes
- Resolve merge conflicts
- Sync mechanisms
- Automatically, when an app is opened or closed
- Automatically, on a schedule
- From a quick tile
- From a custom intent (advanced)
- Repository Settings
- Signed commits
- Customisable sync commit messages
- Author details
- Edit .gitignore & .git/info/exclude files
- Disable SSL

Documentation - https://gitsync.viscouspotenti.al/wiki
Privacy Policy - https://gitsync.viscouspotenti.al/wiki/privacy-policy

Accessibility Service Disclosure

To enhance your experience, GitSync uses Android’s Accessibility Service to detect when apps are opened or closed. This helps us provide tailored features without storing or sharing any data.

Key Points:
Purpose: We use this service solely to improve your app experience.
Privacy: No data is stored or sent elsewhere.
Control: You can disable these permissions at any time in your device settings.

Ratings and reviews

Hello! Person who complained about Gitsync not running in the background here. After some tinkering around it does sync in the background now, I think it was because the branch was "Master" instead of "Head", so it didn't push for some reason. It would be great if the UI could be a bit more explanatory and intuitive. What happens if the current branch Head and not Master (sorry, kinda a Git noob here)? Loving the app. It's a huge lifesaver, and I appreciate the one-time purchase option.

is good concept and I like of it but on a mobile sim with mobile broadband it is flaky at best I think it needs bigger cut off points in terms of saying we will access the local repository at this present time because of bandwidth and wait for the right time to connect up and then recommend a sink when speeds have recovered

Awesome. I started to use Obsidian right now, both in Android and Windows versions, and I was able to sync all my .md files using GitSync, so now I can seamlessly integrate all my notes in my laptop and smartphone at the same GitHub repository.

What’s new

- Updated Scoped GitHub OAuth
- Bug fixes and stability improvements