01 / Start with context Available
A repository-first workspace
Open a repository and move between its changes, history, branches, and remotes without losing context.
A calmer Git desktop client
See the work. Make the next move.
Revus puts repository state, history, and the next Git action in one calm view. It is made for people who want to understand what is happening before they change it.
Windows · LinuxLocal by default Stable 1.3.10macOS planned for v2.0
Revus desktop workspace · real interface preview
The point
Keep the wholerepository in view.
Git makes sense when history, current changes, and the next action are close together. Revus is built around that simple idea.
01 / HISTORY
Understand repository history
Follow commits and branches as a connected story instead of a list of hashes.
02 / FLOW
Make common Git actions feel direct
Open a repository, check its state, prepare changes, and commit without extra steps.
03 / CONTROL
Stay understandable as work gets advanced
A calm interface for everyday work, with room for the branch, merge, and rebase decisions that come with it.
Core capabilities
What works today.What comes next.
See what is available now and what is still planned. Stable builds and the opt-in beta are listed separately on the download page.
02 / Know the state Available
Working-tree clarity
Review changed, staged, untracked, binary, and image files before deciding what to include in a commit.
03 / See the story Available
History that explains itself
Follow branches and merges in a graph, then inspect commit details, blame, file history, or the reflog in context.
04 / Make the next move Available
Actions where decisions happen
Merge, rebase, cherry-pick, revert, or create a tag from the branch or commit you are already reviewing.
05 / Stay in control Available
Recovery without hunting
When Git pauses for a conflict, see the active operation and its available continue, skip, abort, and resolution actions.
06 / Keep ceremony low Available
Remote setup, then quiet
Set up a remote or initialize a repository, then fetch, pull, push, and publish when the work calls for it.
07 / Stay connected Available
Provider-aware handoffs
Open the matching commit, repository, review, or pull request on its provider while keeping your local work in Revus.
08 / Go deeper Available
A calm surface for advanced Git
Use interactive rebase, patch workflows, external tools, and diagnostics when you need them; keep them out of the way otherwise.
09 / Stay in the flow Available
One modal language for every action
Create tags, rename branches, edit remotes, confirm recovery actions, and enter messages in focused Revus dialogs.
See the full capability map, grouped by delivery state.
Explore all featuresChangelog
See what changed.
Recent Revus releases and product updates, recorded in one place.
Revus API 0.3.1
2026-10-04
A clear three-month retention window for anonymous telemetry.
Raw anonymous telemetry events are automatically deleted after three calendar months, measured from server-side creation time.
Revus 1.3.12-1
2026-10-04
Refresh the opt-in Windows and Linux beta with a recovery-readiness maintenance update.
Publish a newer opt-in Windows x64 and Linux x64 beta candidate; stable remains at 1.3.10.
Revus 1.3.11-1
2026-10-04
Open the Windows and Linux recovery-readiness beta for opt-in field validation.
Add separate Windows x64 and Linux x64 opt-in beta downloads without changing the stable channel.
A natural workflow
From repositoryto next move.
A good Git loop is simple: get oriented, inspect the change, then choose what to do next.
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Open a repository
Choose a local repository and start with its current state.
02
Read the repository
Review changes, branches, tags, and history before choosing what to do.
03
Review the work
Inspect diffs, stage the intended files, and prepare a commit with its context in view.
04
Make the next move
Choose a branch or commit action where its target is already visible.
Local by default
Your repositories stay on your machine.
Revus works with the repositories on your machine. Core workflows stay local; optional online integrations may communicate with their own providers.
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local repository
local repository
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explicit integrations
explicit integrations
Current stable · 1.3.10
Free while Revus gets started.
Revus is currently available at no charge. If pricing or paid features change, we will explain what is changing before it takes effect.
Free during early accessView availability
Join the conversation
Know what is happening in your repository.
Try a Windows or Linux build, tell us what works well, and point out where the next step could be clearer.