01 / Start with context Available
A repository-first workspace
Open a repository and land in the state that matters: changes, history, branches, and remotes stay one click away.
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 · macOS · LinuxLocal by defaultRevus 1.0.1
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's next.
Revus is still growing. We keep the current product and the roadmap separate so you can see what is ready before you download it.
02 / Know the state Available
Working-tree clarity
See changed, staged, untracked, binary, and image files without losing the connection to the commit you are preparing.
03 / See the story Available
History that explains itself
Follow branches and merges in a readable graph, then open commit details, blame, file history, and reflog from the same surface.
04 / Make the next move Available
Actions where decisions happen
Merge, rebase, cherry-pick, revert, and create tags from the branch or commit you are already looking at.
05 / Stay in control Available
Recovery without hunting
When Git stops on a conflict, Revus raises the operation at the top of the workspace with clear continue, skip, abort, and resolution paths.
06 / Keep ceremony low Available
Remote setup, then quiet
Configure remotes and initialize a repository once. Fetch, pull, push, and publish remain available without turning the workspace into a command center.
07 / Stay connected Available
Provider-aware handoffs
Open commits, repositories, reviews, and pull requests on the configured provider without giving up local control.
08 / Go deeper Available
A calm surface for advanced Git
Interactive rebase, patch workflows, external tools, and diagnostics are available when needed and out of the way when they are not.
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 modals instead of browser prompts.
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 1.2.0
2026-08-24
Bring provider collaboration and permission visibility into the Revus workspace.
Show provider capabilities for authenticated repository workflows.
Revus 1.0.2
2026-08-20
Keep every Git action in the Revus interface.
Introduce a shared Custom ModalManager for prompts and confirmations.
Revus 1.0.1
2026-08-20
Put Git actions where the decision happens.
Move merge, rebase, and tag creation into branch context actions.
A natural workflow
From repositoryto next move.
A good Git loop is simple: get oriented, inspect the change, then choose what to do next.
01
Open a repository
Open a local project and land in the right view straight away.
02
Read the repository
See current changes, branches, tags, and the commit story before choosing an action.
03
Review the work
Inspect diffs, open tools, stage deliberately, and commit with the right context.
04
Make the next move
Use the branch or commit context menu for the operation you actually intend to run.
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 release · 1.2.0
Free while Revus gets started.
The core Git client is free to try while Revus is getting started. If paid add-ons ever arrive, they will be announced well in advance.
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Know what is happening in your repository.
Try the early release, report what feels off, and tell us which workflow would make the biggest difference.