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Gitoryx vs Fork
Fork is a well-regarded Git client built by a small indie team. It's native, clean, and actively maintained — all things worth respecting. But it's only available on macOS and Windows, lacks Linux support, in-app pull request management is limited to GitHub only, and there's no free tier. Gitoryx covers all three platforms with full PR support and a free plan.
Feature comparison
| Feature | Gitoryx | Fork |
|---|---|---|
| macOS support | ||
| Windows support | ||
| Linux support | ||
| Cross-platform consistency | ||
| Native app | ||
| Visual commit graph | ||
| Interactive rebase | ||
| Merge conflict tool | ||
| 1-click undo/redo | ||
| In-app PR management (all hosts) | ||
| Free tier available | ||
| GitFlow support |
Linux support
Gitoryx: Full supportFork: Not supportedFork is only available on macOS and Windows. It also develops two separate apps, meaning features and updates can arrive at different times on each platform. Gitoryx runs natively on all three major platforms with a consistent experience across all of them.
Pull request management
Gitoryx: GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOpsFork: GitHub onlyFork lets you create pull requests on GitHub from the app — but that's where it ends. You can't manage PRs from GitLab, Bitbucket, or Azure DevOps, and the experience redirects you to the browser anyway. Gitoryx supports full in-app PR management across all major hosting services.
Undo/Redo
Gitoryx: 1-click undo for any actionFork: Not availableFork doesn't offer a one-click undo button. If you accidentally reset a branch or discard changes, you're on your own with the reflog. Gitoryx lets you undo checkout, commit, discard, branch deletion, remote removal, and branch reset — all with a single click.
Pricing
Gitoryx: Free tier availableFork: Paid after trialFork uses a 'pay what you want' model — which sounds generous, but means there's no free tier for long-term use. Gitoryx offers a genuinely free plan so you can use it without any time pressure or obligation.