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Top Software that integrates with Git as of July 2026 - Page 8

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    Devant
    WSO2 Devant is an AI-native integration platform as a service designed to help enterprises connect, integrate, and build intelligent applications across systems, data sources, and AI services in the AI era. It enables users to connect to generative AI models, vector databases, and AI agents, and infuse applications with AI capabilities while simplifying complex integration challenges. Devant includes a no-code/low-code and pro-code development experience with AI-assisted development tools such as natural-language-based code generation, suggestions, automated data mapping, and testing to speed up integration workflows and foster business-IT collaboration. It provides an extensive library of connectors and templates to orchestrate integrations across protocols like REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSockets, TCP, and more, scale across hybrid/multi-cloud environments, and connect systems, databases, and AI agents.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Pencil

    Pencil

    Pencil.dev

    Pencil.dev is an AI-powered design-in-code canvas and creative tool that brings visual interface design directly into development environments like Cursor, VS Code, and other IDEs so designers and engineers can work without handoffs between tools. Built around an agent-driven MCP (Model Context Protocol) canvas and an open design format that lives in your codebase, Pencil lets you draw, iterate, and generate pixel-perfect UI screens with AI assistance while keeping the design files versioned in Git alongside your source code, enabling branches, merges, and rollbacks like regular code. It eliminates the friction of switching between tools by embedding a Figma-like canvas into the IDE, supports importing frames and assets from Figma with vectors and styles intact, and lets you manipulate design elements directly with familiar editing panels, layers, and CSS-like properties, while AI models help generate screens, flows, and components in parallel.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Kuku

    Kuku

    Kuku

    Kuku is a native macOS note-taking and knowledge management app that combines a lightweight Markdown editor with modern AI-driven tools while keeping your files as plain .md on your disk so they remain accessible by editors like vim, versionable with git, and free from cloud vendor lock-in. It supports bidirectional links with autocompletion and backlinks panels that help you interconnect ideas, plus a graph view for visualizing relationships between notes. It includes an AI agent powered by Gemini with a tool that can search your local vault, read files, generate summaries, and create or edit documents with cursor-style edit previews that show suggested changes as diffs before you accept or reject them. Kuku also offers local Whisper speech-to-text for offline audio transcription, fast full-text search using SQLite FTS5 with BM25 ranking, and a native performance footprint built on Tauri that results in a small installation and low memory usage without Electron overhead.
    Starting Price: $12 per month
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    Kubegrade

    Kubegrade

    Kubegrade

    Kubegrade is a cloud-based Kubernetes management platform that simplifies and automates complex Kubernetes operations, making it easier for engineering and platform teams to upgrade, secure, monitor, troubleshoot, optimize, and scale clusters while keeping humans in control. It visualizes cluster state and dependencies, detects configuration drift and deprecated APIs, and uses AI-assisted insights to propose fixes as GitOps-ready pull requests that teams can review and approve, reducing manual toil and aligning cluster deployments with infrastructure as code. Kubegrade’s lifecycle automation covers secure upgrades, patching, cost attribution, rightsizing, centralized monitoring and logging, security enforcement, and troubleshooting with intelligent agents that predict issues and continuously analyze real-time telemetry, helping reduce downtime, mitigate risk, and improve reliability at scale.
    Starting Price: $300 per month
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    FlyPloy

    FlyPloy

    FlyPloy

    FlyPloy is a modern application deployment and management platform that makes it easy to deploy, scale, and manage web apps and services in minutes with minimal technical complexity. It provides one-click deployment workflows where you create a project, upload your code or connect a Git repo, and FlyPloy handles the building, hosting, and live rollout of your application quickly and reliably across a global network of 50+ regions with high uptime and low latency. It’s designed to support common modern frameworks and runtimes (including Docker and Kubernetes), integrate with tools like GitHub and GitLab, and work across cloud providers such as AWS, Cloudflare, and GCP, while offering features such as edge delivery, built-in analytics, zero-trust security, and deployment dashboards to monitor performance and status. It emphasizes speed and simplicity with fast build times, intuitive interfaces, deployment automation, and optional AI-assisted deployment configuration.
    Starting Price: $2.99 per month
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    Entire

    Entire

    Entire

    Entire is a developer platform that integrates deeply with your Git workflow to capture and preserve AI agent sessions alongside your code, making the context of AI-assisted development transparent, searchable, and shareable. Every time you commit, Entire’s CLI hooks into Git to automatically record comprehensive session data, including transcripts, prompts, files changed, token usage, and tool calls, as versioned checkpoints that link directly to Git commits, helping developers understand how and why AI-generated code was produced. These checkpoints become first-class, permanent data stored in special Git branches so team members can review AI interactions during code reviews, recall decision context, trace history, and collaborate more effectively. Entire’s model ensures AI sessions aren’t ephemeral but become part of a project’s source context, searchable and explainable through tooling that helps teams rewind, analyze, and share workflows the same way they manage code.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Polyscope

    Polyscope

    Beyond Code

    Polyscope is an agent-first development environment designed to orchestrate and run multiple AI coding agents in parallel, allowing developers to automate complex software engineering workflows. It works with advanced coding models such as Claude Code and OpenAI Codex, enabling users to launch several agents simultaneously while maintaining separate, isolated workspaces for each task. Each agent operates inside its own copy-on-write environment, which allows the system to safely experiment with different approaches, modify files, and test changes without affecting the original project. It enables developers to run dozens of AI agents concurrently to generate code, analyze repositories, perform debugging, or experiment with alternative solutions across the same codebase. Itis delivered as a native macOS tool designed for high-performance agent execution, giving engineers a centralized interface to observe agent progress and manage tasks.
    Starting Price: $99 per year
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    BackAnt

    BackAnt

    BackAnt

    BackAnt is an AI-native backend development tool designed to automatically generate production-ready APIs and backend infrastructure from simple specifications or prompts. It works primarily as a command-line interface that scaffolds complete backend applications using the Flask framework, allowing developers to generate fully structured projects in seconds instead of building them manually. When a user runs a generation command or provides a JSON specification describing the required endpoints and data structure, the system automatically creates the key components of a backend application, including API routes, business-logic services, data repositories, database models, and application startup configuration. The generated project follows a layered architecture that separates routing, business logic, and data access, helping maintain clean and scalable code organization.
    Starting Price: $15 per month
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    Genesis Computing

    Genesis Computing

    Genesis Computing

    Genesis Computing provides an enterprise AI platform built around autonomous “AI data agents” that automate complex data engineering and analytics workflows across an organization’s existing technology stack. It introduces a new category of AI knowledge workers that operate as autonomous agents capable of executing full data workflows rather than simply suggesting code or analysis. These agents can research data sources, ingest and transform datasets, map raw data from source systems to structured analytical targets, generate and run data pipeline code, create documentation, perform testing, and monitor pipelines in production environments. By handling these tasks end-to-end, the platform reduces the manual workload typically required to build and maintain data pipelines and analytics infrastructure.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Scalar

    Scalar

    Scalar

    Scalar is a modern, open source API platform designed to help developers create, document, test, and manage APIs through a unified, interactive environment built around the OpenAPI standard. It transforms OpenAPI specifications into clean, visually appealing, and interactive API documentation that allows users to explore endpoints and test requests directly within the interface, combining documentation and a full-featured API client in one place. It includes a built-in REST API client that supports sending requests, inspecting responses, handling authentication methods such as API keys and OAuth2, and working with environment variables and dynamic parameters. Scalar also offers tools for generating SDKs, managing and versioning API specifications with Git integration, and creating documentation that stays synchronized with the underlying API through Markdown or MDX workflows.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Oh My OpenAgent

    Oh My OpenAgent

    Oh My OpenAgent

    Oh My OpenAgent is an open-source AI agent harness designed to automate complex development workflows with minimal human intervention. It features a multi-agent system where specialized agents collaborate to plan, execute, and verify tasks efficiently. The platform includes an advanced orchestration layer that separates planning and execution, ensuring high-quality outcomes. Its “Ultra Work” mode enables full automation by combining auto-planning, deep research, and self-correcting loops. Oh My OpenAgent supports parallel agent execution, allowing multiple tasks to run simultaneously for faster results. The system emphasizes reliability through independent verification of all outputs and continuous learning across tasks. Overall, it provides a powerful framework for developers seeking autonomous, high-performance AI-driven coding workflows.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Cosyra

    Cosyra

    Cosyra

    Cosyra is a mobile-first cloud development environment that enables users to run AI-powered coding tools directly from their phone through a full Linux terminal. It allows developers to use tools such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, and Gemini CLI, all pre-installed and ready to run by simply adding an API key and opening the terminal. It provides an isolated Ubuntu container with essential development tools, including Node.js, Python, Git, tmux, and vim, along with 30 GB of persistent storage that contains data between sessions. Cosyra is designed to replicate the experience of working on a local machine, allowing users to build, test, and manage projects entirely from a mobile device. It supports workflows such as cloning repositories, reviewing pull requests, running tests, and deploying code, all within a persistent session that can hibernate and resume seamlessly.
    Starting Price: $29.99 per month
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    49 Agents

    49 Agents

    49 Agents

    49Agents is an open source “agentic IDE” designed to help developers manage and run multiple AI coding agents from a single, unified interface. It provides an infinite, zoomable canvas where every agent, terminal session, repository, and workflow is displayed as a pane, allowing users to see and control all development activity in one place. It consolidates tools such as terminals, Git, notes, and monitoring into a single environment, eliminating the need for constant tab switching and fragmented workflows. Developers can run commands, test code, review outputs, and coordinate multiple agents across projects and machines simultaneously, all within the same visual workspace. It is built to support native CLI-based agents and integrates directly with development tools, enabling real-time interaction with AI agents while maintaining full visibility into processes like code execution, testing, and deployment.
    Starting Price: $8 per month
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    FlouState

    FlouState

    FlouState

    FlouState is an intelligent focus tracking tool designed for developers that automatically monitors and categorizes coding activity to provide deeper insights into productivity and work patterns. Unlike traditional time trackers that only measure how long you spend coding, FlouState analyzes what type of work you are doing, breaking activity into categories such as creating, exploring, refactoring, and debugging. It runs silently in the background as a VS Code extension, requiring no manual timers or input, and captures context such as projects, Git branches, and files to give a complete view of how time is spent. It transforms raw activity data into meaningful insights through dashboards, file-level analytics, and AI-powered summaries that highlight patterns like peak productivity times or workflow inefficiencies. It also tracks uninterrupted focus sessions, helping developers understand when they achieve deep work and how context switching affects performance.
    Starting Price: $9.50 per month
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    LaReview

    LaReview

    LaReview

    LaReview is a local-first, open source code review workbench designed to transform pull requests and code diffs into structured, high-signal review workflows that prioritize understanding over noise. It takes a GitHub or GitLab PR or raw diff as input and uses AI coding agents to generate a clear review plan that organizes changes by flows, risks, and intent, allowing developers to review code in a deliberate and meaningful order rather than scrolling through files. It emphasizes a reviewer-first approach, helping engineers plan their review before commenting, and focuses on delivering actionable feedback instead of producing large volumes of low-value comments. It includes AI-powered planning that analyzes code like a staff engineer, identifying hazards and building structured checklists, along with task-focused review views that group work by logical flows and highlight risk through features like file heatmaps.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Runsight

    Runsight

    Runsight

    RunSight is a running analytics and goal-tracking application designed to help athletes take control of their training through clear insights, structured metrics, and visual feedback. It provides runners with a centralized view of their performance, combining detailed statistics, trend analysis, and intuitive dashboards that make it easy to understand progress over time. It emphasizes clarity and motivation, offering clean visualizations and metric cards that break down key data such as distance trends, lifetime stats, and performance patterns into actionable insights. It supports goal tracking by allowing users to define objectives and monitor consistency, helping them stay accountable whether they are preparing for a race or building a regular routine. It continuously evolves with enhanced UI layouts, expanded metrics, and deeper analytical views, ensuring users can access increasingly detailed perspectives on their running journey.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Outcron

    Outcron

    Outcron

    Outcron is a hosted job scheduler designed to replace traditional cron setups with a more reliable, managed system that removes the need for maintaining servers or patching together scripts. It provides a centralized platform where users can schedule and run critical jobs with built-in reliability, ensuring tasks execute consistently without manual oversight or infrastructure management. It supports multiple job types and offers a flexible scheduling system that goes beyond basic cron syntax, enabling more complex and adaptable workflows. A key feature is misfire recovery, which ensures that missed or failed jobs are automatically detected and retried, reducing the risk of silent failures that often occur in self-managed cron environments. Outcron also includes execution history and observability tools, allowing users to track every run, inspect logs, and understand how jobs behave over time.
    Starting Price: $69 per month
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    Worktale

    Worktale

    Worktale

    Worktale is a local-first developer tool that transforms git history into a structured, persistent record of everything a developer builds, combining code activity tracking with AI usage insights in a single system. It operates primarily as a lightweight CLI with an optional desktop interface, scanning repositories to generate a complete work journal based on commit metadata such as timestamps, messages, and line changes, without ever accessing source code. It automatically captures development activity through a post-commit hook or batch import, compiling daily digests that summarize progress, decisions, and output, which can be edited and reused for status updates, performance reviews, or documentation. It includes visual dashboards with streak tracking, contribution heatmaps, and historical analytics, allowing developers to understand productivity patterns over time.
    Starting Price: $9 per month
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    Buda

    Buda

    Buda

    Buda is a cloud-native AI agent platform designed to let organizations build and operate entire “AI companies” composed of autonomous agents that actively execute tasks rather than just generate responses. It enables users to create specialized AI agents, such as coding, sales, marketing, finance, or operations agents, that can run in parallel, collaborate, and handle real workflows like generating leads, writing code, managing CRM data, or producing reports. It provides a unified workspace where agents have access to tools like a browser, terminal, file system, and version control, allowing them to perform real actions step by step with full transparency instead of acting as black-box chatbots. A core component is its persistent “Drive,” where agents store memory, files, and context across sessions, enabling them to learn from past work and evolve over time rather than resetting after each interaction.
    Starting Price: $20 per month
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    Kanwas

    Kanwas

    Kanwas

    Kanwas is your team’s context brain: one place for teams and agents to create, edit, share, and compound product context. Instead of juggling Claude chats, local folders, Obsidian, VS Code, Git, and docs, Kanwas gives product teams a shared workspace where context stays alive. It is not just answers, not just outputs, and not starting from scratch; it is a place to think, collaborate, and get sharp deliverables. Kanwas builds shared context by learning about you, your business, and your decisions, making evidence, ideas, and trade-offs transparent to everyone. Canvas plus shared context creates alignment, letting teams and agents work over the same context while generating structured, execution-ready deliverables for every stage of implementation. Every decision and outcome makes the next thinking process and deliverable better than the last, turning stored knowledge into a living board that teams can think in. Kanwas includes a canvas for real work, bringing code, docs, tasks, etc.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Tugboat QA

    Tugboat QA

    Tugboat QA

    Tugboat QA is an automated deploy preview platform that gives teams a working website or web app for every pull request, branch, or tag. Instead of waiting for a shared staging environment, a sprint demo, or a local setup, Tugboat automatically builds isolated, on-demand environments and posts a working Preview URL or deployment link directly into GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket pull requests. Each code branch can have its own custom environment, letting developers mix and match service versions or branches without reconfiguring the application. Tugboat helps remove code review bottlenecks by making it easier for developers, QA teams, stakeholders, and clients to view, test, and approve changes before they are merged. Inside each Preview, teams can access running services, service logs, build logs, output logs, Lighthouse reports, visual diffs, captured mail, preview statistics, and terminal access for troubleshooting or collaborative development.
    Starting Price: $39 per month
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    Smoothdev

    Smoothdev

    Smoothdev

    Smoothdev is an AI-powered documentation automation platform that eliminates manual documentation work for software engineering teams. It automatically generates commit messages, pull request summaries, release notes, compliance documentation, architecture decision records, technical specifications, and other software documentation from code changes, helping teams write code instead of chasing docs. Smoothdev is built to address documentation debt, where context becomes outdated, inconsistent, or missing as teams ship quickly and decisions spread across commits, pull requests, chats, tickets, and scattered tools. It integrates directly into existing development workflows and tech stacks, capturing every change as it happens, so documentation stays close to reality and evolves with the code. Its AI commit message generation creates intelligent, context-aware commit messages that improve collaboration and code review, while PR documentation automation summarizes changes.
    Starting Price: $25 per month
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    Rocket Open AppDev for Z
    Rocket Open AppDev for Z helps organizations modernize mainframe DevOps with secure open-source software, bringing applications to market faster, at lower cost, and with less risk. It is much more than a collection of open source ports for z/OS: it combines years of investment in automation infrastructure, packaging and delivery options, and an experienced support team. It brings together the high security mainframe customers demand with an easy user experience for developers and admins. Trusted by leading banks, insurance companies, and government agencies, Open AppDev for Z provides open-source languages and tools for z/OS while checking deliverables for vulnerabilities and following proper licensing requirements. Its products are continuously kept up to date against the NIST National Vulnerability Database, with open-source ports delivered and maintained through a public conda channel, private conda channel, on-premises conda file channel, or SMP/E.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Dokploy

    Dokploy

    Dokploy

    Dokploy is an open source, self-hostable Platform as a Service that simplifies the deployment and management of applications and databases. Built for developers seeking control and flexibility, it gives teams a straightforward way to deploy apps on their own infrastructure with full control, no vendor lock-in, and none of the Kubernetes complexity. Dokploy can be installed with a single command and used to deploy projects in minutes, centralizing control of applications, databases, logs, monitoring, backups, and multi-server environments in one clean interface. It supports single services and multi-service apps, with native Docker Compose support, Git-based deployments, container registry deployments, custom Docker images, Dockerfiles, Nixpacks, and Buildpacks, so teams can choose the build strategy that fits each project without reworking their pipeline.
    Starting Price: $4.50 per month
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    Dokku

    Dokku

    Dokku

    Dokku is an open source PaaS alternative to Heroku and the smallest PaaS implementation you have ever seen. It helps developers build and manage the lifecycle of applications from building to scaling, while giving them ownership of their platform with tools they already know. Powered by Docker, Dokku can be installed on any hardware or inexpensive cloud provider and runs on a single server of your choice. Once it is set up on a host, users can push Heroku-compatible applications to it via Git, build them with Heroku buildpacks, Dockerfiles, or Docker images, and run them in isolated containers. Dokku supports building apps on the fly from a git push, auto-detecting the language with buildpacks when needed, and starting containers based on the built image. Using technologies such as Nginx and cron, web processes are automatically routed, while background processes and scheduled cron tasks are also managed by Dokku.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Inventale

    Inventale

    Inventale

    Having 20+ years of programming background, Inventale specializes in the development of high-quality software engineering projects. Our expertise lies in forecasting and recommendation systems built on unstructured data, Big-Data processing and analytics, video recognition, geo-locations, and audience analysis in different spheres, including online advertising, logistics, finance, medicine, biology, HR, law, and many others. Also, we have not only developed a first-class platform for publishers and media companies, but we have successfully promoted it to the global market. In 2021, the product was acquired by BURT Intelligence to complement their platform. Inventale has: - an extensive experience in working with major global companies, market leaders and small businesses, and ambitious startups from the USA, the UK, Europe, and MENA Region; - 20+ clients worldwide; - 40+ enthusiastic professionals, ready to bring your ideas to life.
    Starting Price: $25,000
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    TestComplete

    TestComplete

    SmartBear

    Ensure the quality of your application without sacrificing speed or agility with an easy-to-use, GUI test automation tool. Our AI-powered object recognition engine and script or scriptless flexibility is unmatched, letting you test every desktop, web, and mobile application with ease. TestComplete comes with an intelligent object repository and support for over 500 controls, so you can ensure your GUI tests are scalable, robust, and easy to maintain. More automated quality means more overall quality. Automate UI testing across a wide range of desktop applications, including .Net, Java, WPF and Windows 10. Create reusable tests for all web applications including modern JavaScript frameworks like React and Angular on 2050+ browser and platform configurations. Create and automate functional UI tests on physical or virtual iOS and Android devices. No need to jailbreak your phone.
    Starting Price: $4,836
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    RapidDeploy

    RapidDeploy

    MidVision

    Automate middleware provisioning and carry out reliable, regular and repeatable automated software deployments, with self-documenting and easily shareable deployment plans. Link tasks together into complex orchestrations, and carry them out with the click of a button. Visualize them clearly and control them easily via the RapidDeploy orchestration pane. Organize your organization’s release cycle with privilege and approval gates for improved efficiency, and gain the ability to deploy regularly into production as soon as updates are made. RapidDeploy is a powerful application release and deployment automation tool. Built for DevOps teams and enterprise continuous delivery, RapidDeploy delivers consistent high-volume deployments so your teams can focus on developing. We’ve been helping our customers realize the significant productivity gains that can be achieved through automating releases since 2008, and our engineers and consultants have accrued a wealth of expertise in this space.
    Starting Price: $1500.00/year
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    Tuple

    Tuple

    Tuple

    The best remote pair programming app on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Because we programmers deserve better than a generic screen sharing tool. Once upon a time, there was an amazing pairing app called Screenhero. Sadly, they decided to sell to Slack, who tried to integrate them, failed, and eventually shut them down. In the following years, we made do with generic screensharing tools. It's not terrible pairing over Zoom, but it was clearly built for business types. They even call it a “meeting” in their UI. And Slack Huddles is fine, but not having remote control is a deal-breaker. Have you ever tried to dictate some code for your pair to write? Or narrated a set of Vim commands? Not fun.
    Starting Price: $30/user/month
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    TeamCity

    TeamCity

    JetBrains

    Powerful Continuous Integration out of the box. Define up to 100 build configurations (jobs) and run unlimited builds. Run up to 3 builds concurrently. Add extra agents when necessary. Utilize the full potential of all the TeamCity features. This product includes features identical to those available to our largest customers. Receive peer support through the forum, alternatively file a bug or feature request, and vote for them in our public issue tracker. Unlimited users, unlimited build time. No strings attached. Build, check and run automated tests on the server even before committing your changes – keeping your code base clean at all times. Don’t wait for a build to finish to discover that something is wrong. Form your project tree to inherit parent settings and permissions. Create templates with common settings and inherit any number of build configurations from them.
    Starting Price: $18/month