A macOS Git client developed by Jsers, llc. in Japan. You can run AI coding tools such as Claude Code and Cursor CLI directly from its built-in terminal, then review their output on a color-coded branch graph and take it all the way through commit and push. When AI produces a large volume of diffs in a short time, it becomes hard to track what changed where; Gitton tries to reduce that burden by making Git’s own safety nets — commit history, reflog, and Git worktrees — easy to handle from a GUI. It also integrates with the GitHub PR workflow, letting AI draft PR descriptions and code review comments. Another distinguishing point is that it is sold as a one-time purchase rather than a subscription.
Key Features
- A built-in terminal that runs AI coding tools: Launch Claude Code, Cursor CLI, and similar tools from terminal tabs inside the app. Sessions can be split across tabs, making it easy to run several tasks in parallel
- Color-coded branch graph and diff view: Get an overview of commit history as a graph and inspect file-level changes on the spot. Operations such as cherry-pick, revert, and reset can be run from the GUI
- Undo via reflog: Even if a reset or rebase damages history unintentionally, you can find a previous state on the reflog screen and return to it — which makes it easier to try bold changes handed off to AI
- GitHub PR workflow integration: Create, review, and merge PRs inside the app, and have AI generate PR descriptions and code review comments (PR-related features require GitHub CLI (gh) to be installed and authenticated)
- Choice of AI providers: Supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Ollama. You supply your own API key, and choosing Ollama lets you keep everything on local models
- Parallel development with Git worktrees: Check out multiple branches at once so you can, for example, run AI agents on separate branches
- JavaScript / TypeScript plugins: Extend the sidebar, settings screens, and Git hooks yourself. Official plugins are available for GitHub Actions, a dependency graph, and Git hooks management
Pricing
| Plan | Price | What’s included |
|---|---|---|
| Free trial | $0 (7 days) | Core features including repository management, commit/push/pull, branches and reflog, and the terminal. AI features are available within trial limits |
| Pro | $19.99 (one-time purchase) | Unlimited AI commit messages, AI code review, and AI PR descriptions. Full access to GitHub PR integration |
Pricing is current as of August 2026. The $19.99 figure is based on the official GitHub repository. Please check the pricing section on the official site for the latest information. Note that AI features require you to supply API keys for each AI provider, so those usage fees are incurred separately from the price of Gitton.
Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- A one-time purchase rather than a subscription, so the cost burden shrinks the longer you use it
- Large AI-driven changes can be reviewed and rolled back using the branch graph and reflog
- The built-in terminal reduces the back-and-forth between editor, terminal, and Git client
- You can choose your AI provider, and Ollama lets you avoid sending code to external services
- JavaScript / TypeScript plugins let you extend the app to fit your own workflow
⚠️ Cons
- macOS only (macOS 12 or later; Intel Macs via Rosetta 2), with no Windows or Linux build announced
- Using the GitHub PR features requires installing and authenticating GitHub CLI separately
- AI features assume your own API keys, so metered charges apply on top of the one-time price
- Released in February 2026, it is a relatively new tool, and user reports and information outside Japan are still limited
- No PR/MR integration is announced for hosting services other than GitHub, such as GitLab or Bitbucket
Comparison with Similar Services
| Criteria | Gitton | GitKraken | Sourcetree | Tower |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Provider | Jsers, llc. (Japan) | GitKraken | Atlassian | fournova |
| Supported OS | macOS | macOS / Windows / Linux | macOS / Windows | macOS / Windows |
| AI features | Commit message, PR description, and code review generation; runs AI tools in a built-in terminal | AI commit message generation and similar | Not included by default | AI commit message generation and similar |
| Pricing model | One-time purchase | Free plan available; paid tiers are subscriptions | Free | Subscription |
| Positioning | Designed around working alongside AI agents | Long-established and feature-rich, with strong team features | A standard free client | Polished UI and attentive support |
Who Is It For
- People who generate large amounts of code with Claude Code or Cursor CLI and lose time reviewing diffs and tidying up commits
- People who want to try bold AI-driven changes but are afraid of breaking their history
- macOS users who would rather not add another subscription and prefer a one-time purchase
- Developers working PR-first on GitHub who want to cut down the effort of drafting descriptions and reviews
- People who want to use AI features with local models such as Ollama without sending code outside
Summary
Gitton is a macOS client for putting the large volume of diffs produced by AI coding agents onto Git’s safety net. Making the branch graph, reflog, and worktrees easy to handle from a GUI — and letting you run AI tools directly in a built-in terminal — is what sets it apart from existing Git clients. It is worth confirming in advance that it is macOS only and that AI features need separate API keys, but with a 7-day free trial available, you can judge for yourself whether it fits the way you work.