FinderGit 0.53.0 is out: your stars, and your card on your GitHub profile

The Profile Card was a moment. Now it keeps moving

FinderGit 0.51.0 is out: Fix All, and the hooks that can't start

Agents, the page that checks what your coding agents read before your first prompt, now makes every fix that needs no choosing in one go

FinderGit 0.52.0 is out: your GitHub profile on one card

The Account page, with every panel open at once, as one picture made to be shared

FinderGit 0.50.0 is out, and it's a big one: https://youtu.be/tNY8f3ar0qA

Your coding agents read a stack of files before your first prompt: CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, rules, skills, memory. Every session pays for it again. FinderGit now shows you that stack, and helps you fix it

A new Appearance pane: detail panel position, zoom, sidebar rows and the commit list, all in one place

Collapse Library, Smart Views, Filters and Root Folders from their headers, like in Finder

The exported Overview of a repository: name and date on top, the pulse, twelve tiles, a year of activity, codebase, commits and releases

• Export a repository's dashboard as an image or a PDF, or copy it and paste it anywhere

• Always the whole thing: full height, two columns, whatever the size of your window, with the repo's name and the date on top

• Light or dark, like the app

• Pull to refresh and the Refresh button now agree: it turns off and spins while the refresh runs

• English counts read right: no more 1 commits

FinderGit 0.45.0 is out

The Overview tab is now a real dashboard of the repository you select

FinderGit 0.44.0 is out meet Cleaning, the page that finds the space your developer tools can rebuild on their own.

1. Everything rebuildable, in one scan

node_modules, .next and other build output, SwiftPM's .build, DerivedData, and the caches of npm, Yarn, pnpm, Homebrew, Go and more. Eight cards count up as the results land.

FinderGit 0.41.0 is out and + finally does what you'd expect.

1. Zoom the whole window

+ and now scale the file browser, every repository list (All, Favorites, Recents, smart views, filters) and the Overview and Account dashboards. Text, rows, cards and charts grow together; the sidebar and toolbar stay put.