Your Git repos,
one shortcut away
A menu bar app that tracks 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.
macOS 14.0+. Universal binary. No account required.
// features
50 repos. Zero guesswork.
Index everything, find anything, open it instantly.
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.
Your Tools, Your Rules
VS Code, Xcode, Cursor, Zed, Neovim. Sourcetree, Tower, Fork, GitKraken. Pick your weapon — RepoPad launches it.
Know Before You Open
Dirty working tree? Behind remote? See branch status, uncommitted changes, and push/pull state before you even open anything.
Tag It. Filter It. Find It.
Work repos, side projects, open source — tag them however you think, then filter in a keystroke.
It Reads Your Setup
git-flow, Husky, Lefthook, Conventional Commits — RepoPad detects your workflow tooling and shows it right in the list.
Point. Scan. Done.
Give it a folder. It finds every Git repo inside. Add them all in one click — no manual setup.
// ecosystem
If you use it, we support it
One keystroke to open any repo in any of these. No plugins, no configuration.
Free includes VS Code + Lazygit. Pro unlocks everything else.
// integrations
Not just the menu bar
Search and open repos from Spotlight, Alfred, or Raycast — without opening RepoPad itself.
Spotlight
Built-in
Alfred
Workflow
Raycast
Extension
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.
Every shortcut is remappable. Make it yours.
Pricing
Simple, honest pricing
The free tier is actually useful. Pro is for when you need the full arsenal.
Free
Everything you need to try it out
- 2 repositories
- Lazygit
- VS Code
- Terminal & Finder
- Global hotkey
- Spotlight, Alfred & Raycast
- Custom keybindings
- Light & dark mode
Pro
The full arsenal, no limits
- Unlimited repos
- Every Git GUI
- Every code editor
- Tags & filtering
- Dirty tree indicators
- Push & pull status
- Spotlight, Alfred & Raycast
- Workflow detection
- Priority support
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers. No fluff.
Yes. The free tier includes 2 repos, VS Code, Lazygit, global shortcuts, custom keybindings, and launcher integrations. No time limit, no account required.
Unlimited repos. Every editor (Xcode, Cursor, Zed, Sublime Text, Neovim, Nova, Fleet). Every Git GUI (Sourcetree, Tower, Fork, GitKraken, GitHub Desktop). Plus tags, dirty indicators, push/pull status, and workflow detection.
You get a license key after purchase. Enter it 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. Alfred and Raycast have dedicated workflows — install from Settings. Free is limited to 2 repos.
macOS 14.0 (Sonoma) 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.
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Get in touch
Have a question, feature request, or just want to say hi? We'd love to hear from you.