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Available for macOS

Your Git repos,
one shortcut away

A macOS launcher for every Git repo on your machine. One keystroke to open any of them in your editor, Git GUI, or terminal.

Free tier available. No account required.

Repositories
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pulse-analytics
main backend go
horizon-ios ↑3
feature/onboarding ios swift
nexus-web ↓2
develop frontend react
atlas-api ↑1 ↓1
fix/rate-limiter backend rust
dotfiles
main
⌃⌘G to toggle 5 repositories

macOS 15.0+. Universal binary. No account required.

// features

50 repos. Zero guesswork.

Index everything, find anything, open it instantly.

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⌃⌘G toggle repopad
⌥1 open in editor
⌃1 open in terminal
1-9 open git gui

One Hotkey to Rule Them All

Summon RepoPad from anywhere. Modifier + number opens any repo in your editor, terminal, or Git client — without leaving what you’re doing.

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$ code ./project
$ lazygit → ghostty
$ open -a Warp .

Your Tools, Your Terminal

VS Code, Cursor, Zed, Neovim. Lazygit, Tower, Fork. iTerm2, Warp, Ghostty, Alacritty. Pick your weapons per repo — RepoPad respects your choice.

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main ✓ clean
feat/ui ● 3↑ 1↓
fix/api ● dirty git-flow

Know Before You Open

Dirty working tree? Behind remote? See branch, status, push/pull state, and detected workflows — all in one glance.

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#backend #go
#frontend #ts
#devops #api

Tag It. Color It. Find It.

Custom colored tags per repo. Manage from a dedicated Tags screen, filter in a keystroke. Colors stay consistent everywhere.

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group: Client Portal
├── 4 repos · 3 links
└── 2 docs · 1 note

Group. Link. Document.

Organize repos into Groups with links, documents, and notes. Everything about a project in one place — no more scattered bookmarks.

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~ /Developer
█████████░ 92%
12 found · 3 added

Point. Scan. Done.

Give it a folder. It finds every Git repo inside. Watch the scan animate, then add or dismiss — your choices persist across scans.

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theme: dark | light | auto
accent: ● ● ● ● ● + custom
status: applied ✓

Make It Yours

Dark mode, light mode, or follow system. 10 accent colors or pick your own. Accent changes apply instantly across the entire app.

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git-flow
husky
conventional-commits

It Reads Your Setup

git-flow, Husky, Lefthook, Conventional Commits — RepoPad detects your workflow tooling and shows it right in the status bar.

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git@ github.com:acme/pulse
detected: GitHub
⌘↵ open in browser

Remote Links, One Tap Away

RepoPad parses your remotes and detects the host. GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea, Codeberg — jump straight to the web view for any repo.

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$ repopad open .
$ repopad edit ~/code/api
$ repopad workspace Work

There's a CLI Too

A repopad command sits in your $PATH. Open, edit, add repos, or jump to a workspace — from any shell, any script, any alias.

// ecosystem

If you use it, we support it

8 editors, 6 Git clients, 9 terminals, Finder. One keystroke — no plugins, no config.

editor VS Code
editor Xcode
editor Cursor
editor Sublime Text
editor Zed
editor Neovim
editor Nova
editor Fleet
git Lazygit
git Sourcetree
git Tower
git Fork
git GitKraken
git GitHub Desktop
term Terminal
term iTerm2
term Warp
term Ghostty
term Alacritty
term Kitty
term WezTerm
term Hyper
term Rio
sys Finder
editor VS Code
editor Xcode
editor Cursor
editor Sublime Text
editor Zed
editor Neovim
editor Nova
editor Fleet
git Lazygit
git Sourcetree
git Tower
git Fork
git GitKraken
git GitHub Desktop
term Terminal
term iTerm2
term Warp
term Ghostty
term Alacritty
term Kitty
term WezTerm
term Hyper
term Rio
sys Finder
sys Finder
term Rio
term Hyper
term WezTerm
term Kitty
term Alacritty
term Ghostty
term Warp
term iTerm2
term Terminal
git GitHub Desktop
git GitKraken
git Fork
git Tower
git Sourcetree
git Lazygit
editor Fleet
editor Nova
editor Neovim
editor Zed
editor Sublime Text
editor Cursor
editor Xcode
editor VS Code
sys Finder
term Rio
term Hyper
term WezTerm
term Kitty
term Alacritty
term Ghostty
term Warp
term iTerm2
term Terminal
git GitHub Desktop
git GitKraken
git Fork
git Tower
git Sourcetree
git Lazygit
editor Fleet
editor Nova
editor Neovim
editor Zed
editor Sublime Text
editor Cursor
editor Xcode
editor VS Code

All editors, Git clients, and terminals included free. Pick your defaults or set per-repo.

// integrations

From anywhere on macOS

Search and open repos from Spotlight, Alfred, or Raycast — without opening RepoPad itself.

Spotlight

Built-in

pulse
RepoPad
pulse-analytics
Git Repository — ~/Developer
nexus-web
Git Repository — ~/Developer
atlas-api
Git Repository — ~/Developer

Alfred

Workflow

rp horizon
pulse-analytics
main
horizon-ios
feature/onboarding
nexus-web
develop

Raycast

Extension

pulse-analytics
main
Actions
Open in VS Code
Open in Terminal ⌘T
Open in Finder ⌘F
Copy Path ⌘C

Spotlight works automatically. Alfred and Raycast workflows available in Settings.

Shortcuts

Keyboard-first.
Mouse optional.

Toggle, pick a repo, launch your tool — three keystrokes, zero mouse. Every shortcut is customizable.

Toggle RepoPad
G
Open in editor
1-9
Open in terminal
1-9
Open Git GUI
1-9
Hide window
ESC

Every shortcut is remappable. Make it yours.

Quick access workflow
G
Open RepoPad
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Open in editor

// macos native

Everywhere you already are

RepoPad hooks into Siri, Finder, and Focus modes — so your repos are reachable from the places you already go.

voice built-in

"Hey Siri…"

RepoPad Shortcut

"Open pulse-analytics in Xcode"

Say it. It opens.

Every repo becomes a Siri Shortcut. Trigger it by voice, from Shortcuts.app, or bind it to a Stream Deck key.

finder built-in
my-project
Open
Open With
Get Info
Services
Add to RepoPad
+ right-click any folder

Right-click. Added.

Finder Services brings RepoPad into every contextual menu. Dropped a clone somewhere new? Add it without ever opening the app.

focus pro
Work focus on 09:41
pulse-analytics work
atlas-api work
horizon-ios work
side-project personal
dotfiles personal

tags:work shown · tags:personal hidden

Focus modes know what matters

Hook a Focus mode to a tag. When Work kicks in, personal side-projects vanish. When you clock off, they're back.

Siri & Finder Services are free. Focus Filter is part of Pro.

Pricing

Simple, honest pricing

The free tier is actually useful. Pro is for when you need the full arsenal.

Free

A generous daily driver

€0 / forever
  • 5 repositories
  • All editors, Git GUIs & terminals
  • All indicators & workflows
  • 3 tags per repo
  • 1 group
  • Global hotkey
  • Spotlight, Alfred & Raycast
  • Dark, light & auto theme
  • Custom accent colors
Get Started — Free
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Pro

Scale without limits

€29 / per year
  • Unlimited repos
  • Unlimited tags
  • Unlimited groups (links, docs, notes)
  • Auto-discovery
  • Focus Filter integration
  • Remote links (GitHub, GitLab, …)
  • Spotlight, Siri & Shortcuts
  • Priority support
Upgrade to Pro

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers. No fluff.

Yes. The free tier includes 5 repos, all editors, all Git GUIs, all terminals, global shortcuts, 3 colored tags per repo, 1 group, dark/light/auto theme, custom accent colors, and launcher integrations. No time limit, no account required.

Unlimited repos, unlimited tags, and unlimited groups with links, documents, and notes. Auto-discovery scans your machine for repos. Focus Filter integration with macOS Focus modes. Remote links to GitHub, GitLab, and more. Siri & Shortcuts support. Priority support.

You get a license key after purchase. Enter your email and key in the app to unlock Pro. Valid for one year, renews automatically. Manage it anytime through the License Portal.

No. It only reads Git metadata — branch name, status, and remote tracking info. Your source code, file contents, and commit history never leave your machine.

All three work on Free and Pro. Spotlight indexes repos automatically and clicking a result opens it in RepoPad. Alfred and Raycast have dedicated workflows — install from Settings.

Terminal, iTerm2, Warp, Ghostty, Alacritty, Kitty, WezTerm, Hyper, and Rio. Set a default or choose per-repo. CLI tools like Lazygit and Neovim respect your terminal choice.

macOS 15.0 (Sequoia) or later. Universal binary — runs natively on Apple Silicon and Intel.

Not yet. Homebrew is the only install method for now. A direct download may come later.

// contact

Get in touch

Have a question, feature request, or just want to say hi? We'd love to hear from you.

Prefer email? Reach us at [email protected]