👋 Hi everyone!
I’m building a tool called Froggit (still in development). The main goal is to make Git easier and friendlier to use right from your terminal, with a visual TUI interface that helps you navigate Git without getting lost in long commands.
I’m aiming for something simple, fast, and helpful both for beginners and advanced users to improve their Git workflow.
More updates coming soon! If you’re interested, I’d love to get your feedback or suggestions.
Repo: <a href="https://github.com/thewizardshell/froggit" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://github.com/thewizardshell/froggit</a>
Docs: <a href="https://froggit-docs.vercel.app/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://froggit-docs.vercel.app/</a>
Thanks for reading! 🫡

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Froggit is a new Git TUI (Terminal User Interface) tool in development that aims to simplify Git usage through a visual interface in the terminal. The project focuses on making Git more accessible for both beginners and advanced users by providing an intuitive alternative to complex command-line operations, with goals of being simple, fast, and workflow-enhancing.

Froggit - Git TUI

No thanks, the world doesn’t need another Git simplifier.
I’m using LazyGit and it’s enough for TUI.

I know people don’t usually like to reinvent the wheel, but I always think it’s worth it to have experience. You certainly learned a lot from this project, and I think it’s always cool to try to make a process easier. So even if you’re not going to actually use it, congratulations on the project.

Cool, congrats! A little screenshot in the repo would be great ;)

Did you build the UI or did you hire a designer to? I can tell you put time into this

Great job! I don’t understand people who say “this already exists” or “don’t reinvent the wheel, if X alternative already exists”. Everyone does something different and puts their own spin on it. And from there can be born improvements that can then be adopted by everyone.
I love the philosophy of “I did something for me or to try something I had in my head and I share it”.