A graph you can read
Every branch, tag and remote on one graph. Smooth with 100,000 commits. Click a commit for its files and diffs.
Your Git history,
editable in one click.
And undoable.
Histrova is a fast Git graph with one-click history editing, an Undo button for everything, and a side-by-side conflict solver. Right inside VS Code.
In beta. Thanks for trying it!
What it does
Edit history in one click
Reword or change the author of any commit, squash, drop, reorder: right-click, done. No rebase to babysit.
Undo anything
Every action has an Undo button, even a hard reset that threw away your uncommitted work.
Conflicts, side by side
Your side, theirs, and the result. Take a side in one click; the easy parts are done for you.
Stage lines, not just files
Pick exactly which lines go into a commit. Stash, cherry-pick, worktrees, blame and file history too.
Fetch, pull and push
With plain-language errors, sign-in prompts that don't hang, and a safe force push when you need one.
Install
You need Git 2.30 or newer.
VS Code
VS Code 1.95 or newer
Install from the MarketplaceOr open the Extensions view (⇧⌘X / Ctrl+Shift+X), search Histrova and click Install. It's a pre-release while in beta.
Get started
Open the graph
Open a folder with a Git repository, then click Histrova in the status bar, or run Histrova: Show Git Graph (⇧⌘P / Ctrl+Shift+P).
Click and right-click
Click a commit to see what changed. Right-click a commit, branch or tag for everything you can do with it.
Commit
Click Uncommitted changes at the top of the graph: stage files (or single lines), write a message, commit.
Don't worry
Made a mistake? Click Undo on the notice, or the Undo history button in the toolbar.
Tell me what you think
What did you use most? What confused you? What's missing? Every answer helps.
Send feedbackIn VS Code: Histrova: Send Feedback. Bugs and ideas: GitHub issues.