Every project.
A clearer picture.
Your folders, changes, and GitHub connections in one place. Know what needs attention before your next commit.
RepoDockVersion 1.0.20See what you’re
about to push.
Pick a project and review its changed files, branch, and connected repository. Add a commit message, then confirm the push.
Missing a .gitignore? Have common secret-like files in the folder? RepoDock calls them out so you can review your project first.
Changed Files (3)
- M src/components/Header.tsx
- M src/styles/main.css
- A src/components/ProjectCard.tsx
Sync
Local today.
Connected when ready.
Initialize Git, create a private GitHub repository, or connect one that already exists. Each step is visible. Creating a repository doesn’t upload your files.
Already connected? See the repository alongside its local status, and refresh the link if its name changes on GitHub.
Create GitHub Repo
Connect Existing Repo
Get set up.
Get back to your project.
RepoDock handles the routine setup. You stay in charge of your account and your files.
- 01
Install and activate
Download the Windows app and enter your license key.
- 02
Set up this computer
Install missing Git tools and authorize GitHub through its official browser login.
- 03
Add your project
Choose an existing folder. Review its state, organize it, and connect GitHub when you’re ready.
A home for
your next project.
One desktop license. Two device activations.
No recurring subscription.
Linux and macOS are planned. See downloads below ↘
RepoDockDesktop license- Windows desktop app
- 2 device activations
- Project organization and GitHub actions
- Dashboard backup export and import
Checkout securely with Stripe. Save the license key shown after payment—you’ll need it to activate the app.
Buying means accepting the terms of use. Read our refund policy and privacy policy.
Already have a key? Get the installer ↓Ready for your desktop.
Download the app, activate your license, and add your first project. No files are uploaded just by adding a folder.
RepoDock for Windows
Version 1.0.20 · Windows 10 or newer · 64-bit installer
Have your license key ready. Activation is required to use the app. Git and GitHub CLI are required for repository actions; guided setup helps install missing tools.
The installer is not code-signed yet. Windows may show an unknown-publisher warning. Only download from repodock.dev.
Public downloads will follow platform testing. No release date has been announced.
Do I need to know Git commands?
You can initialize Git, create or connect a repository, commit, push, and pull from RepoDock. It uses Git and GitHub CLI behind the scenes. Advanced tasks such as resolving merge conflicts still need your usual Git tools.
Do I need to install anything else?
Git and GitHub CLI are required. The Windows app includes guided setup for missing tools, using Windows Package Manager or their official installers. You approve GitHub login in your browser.
Will it upload my files automatically?
No. Adding a folder reads its local state. Push stages all changed files and uploads the current branch only after your confirmation. RepoDock warns about common secret-like files, but you should always review what you are pushing.
Can I use repositories I already have?
Yes. RepoDock recognizes an existing origin remote, or lets you connect an existing GitHub repository. Connecting adds a link; it does not merge unrelated Git histories.
How do licenses work?
A one-time purchase includes two device activations. Your key appears after checkout and is also sent to the purchase email address. Copy it or download the key file before leaving as a backup. Manual recovery is available through support after purchase verification.
Is there a Linux or macOS version?
Windows is the currently available platform. Linux and macOS releases are planned, but public downloads are not available yet. There is no announced release date.