TowerUnderrated
A Git client for people who want to see the whole history, not memorise the commands.

Best for
Developers who reach for a GUI for rebases and conflicts but still want real Git underneath.
Why it deserves attention
Tower shows branches, tags, remotes and a full commit graph in one window, and covers the operations that make people reach for a GUI: drag-and-drop rebase, interactive rebase, cherry-pick, submodule management, a conflict wizard that walks through each hunk, and one-click undo of almost any action. It supports multiple accounts on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and self-hosted servers, integrates with common diff tools, and runs natively on macOS and Windows (version 18 added a command-line companion for scripted Git work). It is a paid licence with a free trial. The trade-off: it hides Git's complexity, which means learning the GUI rather than the tool, and the licence is per user rather than free like GitButler or the command line.
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