About Swiftgrove

Swiftgrove exists to make Git on Windows fast and friendly, with WSL at its heart.

Why Swiftgrove

Many developers on Windows keep their code in WSL. It's a great place to build software, but a Git client that reaches into WSL from the outside makes you feel it every time you open a project or refresh.

Swiftgrove was built the other way around. WSL has been at its heart from the very first version, so your WSL projects feel fast and as natural as they do in your terminal, inside a friendly Windows app.

What Swiftgrove cares about

A Git client should be quick to start, easy to read and clear about what happens when something goes wrong.

Speed

Every change is made with speed in mind, to keep Swiftgrove fast as it grows.

Clear design

Consistent screens and buttons, and plain explanations when a merge or rebase needs you.

Care with your projects

No usage tracking, and Swiftgrove asks before opening a project whose settings could run programs.

Try Swiftgrove on your own projects.

See for yourself how Git on Windows can feel.