Does AngKorGit have undo?

Yes, for commits, checkouts, merges, rebases, resets, reverts, cherry-picks and branch operations. It records the state before and after and refuses to undo if the repository has moved on in a way that would lose work.

Does it handle a large repository?

The graph and the diffs are virtualized, so a history of a hundred thousand commits scrolls like fifty. Reading the repository happens through libgit2 in the same process, there is no daemon to wait for.

There is nothing to trial. Download it, use it, and delete it if it isn’t for you. No licence key, no account.

AngKorGit vs Tower

The Tower alternative with no subscription.

Tower is a serious client with a lot of care in it, and a yearly price to match. It runs on macOS and Windows. For a team that already pays for it, it’s a fine choice and I won’t argue.

AngKorGit is for the person who doesn’t want a renewal, wants the source in the open, or needs the same client on a Linux machine. The graph, drag and drop between branches, undo, interactive rebase and the conflict editor are all here, without the invoice.

Side by side

	Tower	AngKorGit
Platforms	macOS and Windows	macOS, Windows and Linux
Price	From $69 a year, 30 day trial. Free for students and teachers	Free, no tiers
Source code	Closed	Open source, MIT
Built with	Native toolkit on each platform	Rust and libgit2 in one process, the webview your OS already ships
Sign-in	A Tower account for the licence	None. Open a folder and start

What Tower has that I don't

Undo for nearly every operation, refined over many years
Drag and drop in more places than I have built so far
Git LFS and services integration from the interface
Native widgets on both platforms

What AngKorGit has that Tower doesn't

Linux builds alongside macOS and Windows
Free, with the source on GitHub under MIT
Worktrees in the sidebar, each one a tab
AI for commit messages, explanations and reviews using the tools you already have
Identity profiles stored per repository, never in your global gitconfig

AngKorGit showing a commit graph with branch chips, the working copy panel and a commit's files — The graph, the working copy and the inspector. Everything on this page is the app as it ships.

Questions

Does AngKorGit have undo?: Yes, for commits, checkouts, merges, rebases, resets, reverts, cherry-picks and branch operations. It records the state before and after and refuses to undo if the repository has moved on in a way that would lose work.
Does it handle a large repository?: The graph and the diffs are virtualized, so a history of a hundred thousand commits scrolls like fifty. Reading the repository happens through libgit2 in the same process, there is no daemon to wait for.
Is there a trial?: There is nothing to trial. Download it, use it, and delete it if it isn’t for you. No licence key, no account.

Try it next to Tower

Version 0.22.0. Free, MIT licensed, no account, no telemetry. The app updates itself after the first install.