Watch & learn
Watch Chintu work.
No tutorial, no terminal. Scroll through the app — and pick up how version control works along the way.
Meet Chintu.
Every time you save, Chintu takes a commit — a snapshot of your work you can always return to.
You literally can’t lose your work.
Bring your tools.
Your project lives in a repository. Connect GitHub and the apps that build and ship it.
Your code never touches our servers — we don’t have any.
Save and send.
Pushing uploads your commits to GitHub — a backup off your laptop, and how teammates get your work.
A force-push here can’t clobber a teammate’s work.
Bring work down.
Pulling grabs the commits other people pushed, so your copy stays up to date.
It checks GitHub for new work every 30 seconds.
Try it on a branch.
A branch is a safe copy of your history to experiment on. Merge it back when it works, throw it away when it doesn’t.
Switch branches mid-thought — it stashes and restores for you.
Build together.
Everyone shares one history. Version control merges your changes without overwriting theirs.
Merge conflicts become point-and-click. No <<<<<<< ever.
Stay organized.
Each repository is its own timeline of versions. Group them however makes sense to you.
Hit an error? You get a button that fixes it, not a stack trace.
One switch. Commit and push.
Chinti is a tiny module that floats over any editor — drag it anywhere on screen. One tap commits, one more pushes. Never leave your code.
All in one place
Everything Chintu does for you
Your work is safe
- You can’t lose your workEvery save is a commit you can always return to.
- Rewind to any versionJump back to any point in your history in one click.
- Dry-run previewsSee incoming commits and conflicts before you touch a file.
- Local & privateReal Git runs on your machine — nothing on our servers.
Git, minus the pain
- No terminalThe entire Git workflow in plain buttons.
- Errors fix themselvesPlain-English messages, each with a button that resolves it.
- One-click conflictsResolve merges by clicking — you never see a <<<<<<< marker.
- Branch without fearExperiment on a branch; merge it back when it works.
Yours, anywhere
- Local reposStart versioning with no GitHub account needed.
- Back up on demandPush to GitHub whenever you want a copy off your machine.
- Zero-setup installShips its own Git — no admin, no PATH, nothing to configure.
That’s the whole app.
Git, but it actually likes you back.
Get Chintu — free