UltraEdit
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UltraEdit is a text and code editor built for work that general-purpose editors often struggle with: large files, complex data manipulation, and security-sensitive workflows. It has been in the market for more than 30 years, is used by over 4 million users worldwide, and is trusted by enterprise customers across the Fortune 100, 500, and 1000.
Individual users choose UltraEdit when everyday editors start to hit their limits. Common use cases include working with very large files, running advanced search and replace, using column and block editing, and handling more complex text and data manipulation.
Organizations choose UltraEdit when they need a more secure and supportable editor behind sensitive workflows. That includes teams in banking, insurance, healthcare, government, and other regulated or risk-sensitive environments where unsupported tools can create too much uncertainty.
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GitTree
GitTree is a visual Git client for macOS, Windows and Linux. Explore commit history, stage files, hunks or lines, resolve merge conflicts and edit history with interactive rebase. Undo, recovery snapshots and Lost & Found help recover local work. Worktree cards, Resume and Attention organize parallel checkouts; What Changed compares commit series across rewrites, and local secret warnings flag possible credentials before commits or pushes.
The Free plan includes local Git features, private repositories, commercial use, stash, submodules, Git LFS and a built-in terminal. Pro adds GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps integrations for pull requests and hosted CI/CD, plus Repo Insights and AI drafts. Nour runs your own coding-agent CLI, with approvals and snapshots before file-changing turns. Provider capabilities vary.
Available in ten interface languages, including Arabic with RTL layout. Free Pro trial available; see the website for current plans.
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Gitbox
One-click commit, push and pull. Unique search in history and undo for Git commands. Powerful commands like rebase, branch reset and cherry picking. And now it works with submodules. Gitbox integrates with popular diff tools such as Xcode FileMerge, Kaleidoscope, Changes, DiffMerge. Use keyboard for ultimate efficiency. Use arrow keys to jump between all the panes and lists. To stage all files, hit Cmd+Shift+Return. To stage/unstage selected files, use "S" shortcut. To pull and push, use "U" and "P" shortcuts. Press Option key to perform fetch. Press Cmd+Shift to force push or rebase. Right click menus contain all the advanced features you might need. For instance, to reset a branch, cherry pick a commit or revert a file. To amend a commit, simply undo it (cmd+Z). You can also undo merge, pull and even push. To find a bug, use color labels. Check out a commit, test it and mark if it works or not. This is a much better and visual approach than git-bisect.
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GitBunki
GitBunki is a native macOS Git client built in SwiftUI with a hop. It is a full Git client that gets out of the way, inspired by the late, great GitX, with a keyboard-first, three-pane layout for staging, history, branches, tags, stashes, and remotes. GitBunki wraps the git binary developers already trust, sends nothing to the cloud, and focuses on a calm native Mac experience instead of an Electron-style interface. Users can stage down to hunks, lines, or words, double-click to stage or unstage files, shift-click a range of lines, amend the last commit, and commit from the message with Cmd+Enter. The full commit log includes a lane-based visual graph, branch and tag badges, search by message, author, or SHA, Gravatar avatars with initials fallback, and right-click actions for cherry-pick, revert, reset, and interactive rebase. Diff review supports unified and side-by-side modes, while file history and blame give per-line context with author, date, SHA, and summary.
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