Visual source control for Windows
See every app, every provider, and every version in one place.
When app folders span workstations, providers, and points in history, even routine Git work can become hard to verify. VroomGIT gives you a visual board for understanding the current state and choosing what happens next.
Clarity across local folders and source providers.
VroomGIT brings everyday source-control decisions into one understandable view.
Use it to:
- see the status of every managed app folder
- compare each local copy with its selected provider
- recognize Current, Newer, Out-of-Date, Diverged, Ready to Connect, and Error states
- browse snapshot history before choosing a version
- keep Azure DevOps, GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket work side by side
- identify work that is ready and work that needs attention
The result is less uncertainty around local work, provider history, and the copy that should become official.
Know which copy should move forward.
Local and provider state stay visible, especially when both copies contain work worth preserving. VroomGIT leaves the final choice with you.
Keep repository work understandable.
Clear app names, provider context, status, and snapshot history give each managed folder an understandable place on the board.
Manage the full app-folder lifecycle.
VroomGIT supports:
- existing local app folders and remote repositories
- multi-app workspaces
- local folders moving into source control
- snapshot history, version review, and local restore
- approved local versions published to a selected provider
- repository copies and migrations across providers
Use the board for daily source control, recovery, workstation transitions, provider changes, and mixed-provider environments.
Match VroomGIT to your work.
Bring the app folders and source-control responsibilities that matter into one clear view.
Individual App Folders
Keep one app or a selected set of local and provider copies easy to understand.
This is appropriate for:
- individual developers and small teams
- inherited or occasionally maintained codebases
- app folders that need clearer version context
- Windows users who prefer a visual Git experience
Whole Workspace
Keep related app folders visible together without losing the state of each one.
This is appropriate for:
- multi-repository solutions
- related apps, services, and utilities
- workstation moves or rebuilds
- support teams responsible for several codebases
Mixed Source Providers
Manage Git-backed work across Azure DevOps, GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket from the same board.
This is appropriate for:
- organizations with existing provider commitments
- consultants supporting multiple clients
- teams consolidating source-control services
- portfolios acquired from different organizations
Provider Change or Recovery
Keep version context visible when restoring known-good code or moving a repository.
This is appropriate for:
- repository copies and provider migrations
- recovery from an unwanted local change
- restoring work on a replacement computer
- reviewing an earlier snapshot before reuse
Safety and control
Keep every source-control decision visible.
Review status, selected version, provider destination, and affected copies before actions change local work or a provider repository, with the context needed to stay in control.
VroomGIT does not choose for you.
It does not automatically:
- choose between diverged local and provider copies
- replace the contents of a local app folder
- publish or migrate a repository
- remove local folders or provider repositories
You choose the version and destination; VroomGIT keeps the state and safeguards visible.
Diverged stays a decision.
When local and provider copies both contain changes, neither is treated as an automatic winner.
Remove is not delete.
Removing an app from the board leaves its local folder and provider repository in place.
Broad actions remain explicit.
Choices that can replace content, publish code, change providers, or delete source are clearly separated and require deliberate approval.
Activity stays visible.
Status, provider context, errors, and recent activity remain available for review.
Pricing
VroomGIT is free.
The Windows app and local source-control board do not require a paid plan or a VroomITs account.
Free Windows app
The visual board, app-folder status, snapshot history, and core provider actions are included without a paid plan.
Guest mode included
Core local use does not require a VroomITs account. Optional VroomITs sign-in remains separate from source-provider access.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about fit, capabilities, and control.
Who is VroomGIT for?
VroomGIT is built for Windows developers, IT teams, consultants, and anyone responsible for Git-backed app folders who wants a clear visual view of source-control state.
Which source-control providers are supported?
VroomGIT supports Git-backed work across Azure DevOps, GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.
Can VroomGIT manage one app or a whole workspace?
Yes. You can keep one app folder, a selected group, or a multi-app workspace visible on the same board.
Can I bring existing local folders and remote repositories onto the board?
Yes. VroomGIT supports existing local app folders, remote repositories, and local folders that are ready to move into source control.
What do the status labels mean?
- Current means the local and selected provider copies agree.
- Newer means the local copy is ahead.
- Out-of-Date means the provider has a later snapshot.
- Diverged means both copies need your decision.
- Ready to Connect means the app folder is ready for a provider.
- Error means the item needs attention.
Can VroomGIT browse and restore earlier versions?
Yes. Snapshot history stays available for review, and an earlier provider version can be selected for local use.
Can VroomGIT copy or migrate repositories between providers?
Yes. VroomGIT supports repository copies and provider changes while keeping the selected app and destination visible.
Does VroomGIT make broad or destructive changes automatically?
No. Version replacement, publishing, migration, and deletion remain explicit user decisions. Removing an app from the board does not delete its local folder or provider repository.
Is VroomGIT free, and does it require an account?
VroomGIT is free, and core local use does not require a VroomITs account. Source-provider access remains separate.