See every project clearly
Add folders from anywhere on your PC and see Git state, GitHub connection, branch, changed files, warnings, and sync status in one dashboard.
Windows desktop app for GitHub projects
RepoDock
A safer, friendlier control panel for connecting local projects to GitHub, creating repos, pushing changes, and understanding what is happening before you click.
Local-firstPrivate repos by defaultOne-time purchase
Selected projectlaunch-site
Up to dateRemotegithub.com/example/launch-site
Branchmain
WarningsNo warnings
SyncedNeeds pushNo remoteSecret warning
Create repoConnect repoPullPush
Why it exists
GitHub project management without the command-line fog.
Create and connect repos safely
Create private GitHub repositories, connect existing repos, refresh renamed remotes, or disconnect a wrong repo link without deleting local files.
Push without guessing
RepoDock checks Git, GitHub CLI, secrets, generated folders, missing .gitignore files, and old remote histories before upload actions.
Built for local control
Your projects stay on your computer. RepoDock uses Git and GitHub CLI behind the scenes so you keep the normal developer workflow.
Workflow
From folder to GitHub repo in a few careful clicks.
RepoDock keeps the useful Git flow, but puts the risky decisions in front of you with plain labels and confirmations.
- Add a folderPick any local project folder. RepoDock reads its Git state without moving your files.
- Connect GitHubCreate a private repo, connect an existing one, or refresh a remote after a GitHub rename.
- Review warningsCatch missing .gitignore files, generated folders, secret-looking files, and old repo history before pushing.
- Push with confidenceWrite the commit message, confirm the action, and let RepoDock run the Git steps behind the scenes.
Early access price
One-time purchase.
RepoDock uses a simple one-time Windows license. Buy once, activate the desktop app, and keep using it for your local project dashboard.
Launch price$11.99
Lifetime access for the early Windows release.
Windows only. The installer is public, but activation requires a valid license.Download
Download the Windows installer from this page.
RepoDock currently targets Windows. The installer is public so you can reinstall any time, but the desktop app only unlocks after license activation.
If you buy from a phone, Mac, or Linux machine, save the license key and install RepoDock later on a Windows computer.
Requirements
- Windows 10 or newer
- Git installed
- GitHub CLI installed
- GitHub CLI signed in with
gh auth login
Install guide
- Buy RepoDock and keep the license key shown after checkout.
- Download and run
RepoDock Setup 0.1.0.exe. - Open RepoDock, enter the license key, then add your project folders.
Release notes
- Version 0.1.0 includes license activation, GitHub repo actions, safe push/pull checks, backups, and Windows installer delivery.
Local files stay localRepoDock only pushes when you choose a repo and confirm the action.
Safety confirmationsDestructive actions require stronger confirmation before anything changes.
Backup readyExport and import dashboard mappings when moving computers or reinstalling.
Questions
What buyers should know.
Is RepoDock official GitHub software?
No. RepoDock is an independent desktop app that helps you use Git and GitHub more comfortably.
Does it replace Git?
No. RepoDock uses Git and GitHub CLI behind the scenes, so those tools still need to be installed.
Is Mac or Linux supported?
The first public version is Windows-only. The website works on phones, tablets, Mac, and Linux, but the installer is currently for Windows PCs.
Can I reinstall it?
Yes. Your dashboard settings are stored in your Windows user app-data folder, and the app also includes backup export/import.
Can someone use the installer without paying?
The installer may be downloadable, but the public version is planned to require license activation after purchase.
Will RepoDock upload my code somewhere else?
No. RepoDock works locally and pushes only to the GitHub repositories you choose.
What happens if Git or GitHub CLI is missing?
RepoDock shows setup checks and guidance so the user knows what is missing before trying GitHub actions.
Is this for beginners or experienced developers?
Both, but the biggest benefit is for people who want GitHub control without memorizing commands or guessing what is safe.
What if I buy from a phone or Mac?
Checkout can still work, but the download page will clearly say RepoDock is a Windows app. You can save the license and install it later on a Windows computer.
Can I use it with existing GitHub repos?
Yes. You can connect an existing repo, pull remote changes, refresh a renamed GitHub link, or disconnect the local repo link without deleting the GitHub repo.
What happens with private files like .env?
RepoDock warns about common secret-looking files before Git actions. You should still review every project and keep secrets out of commits.