Features
This is what Gitsink, an Intersink product, will do as it opens to early access. Pull requests, reviews and issues follow when Gitsink opens to everyone.
Repositories
Private by default
Every new repository will start private, visible only to the people you invite.
Teams and roles
Give each person read, write or manage access, per repository or for the whole team.
Branches and tags
Keep as many branches and tags as your work needs, and protect the ones that matter.
A record of every push
See who pushed what, and when, for every repository.
Git as you know it
HTTPS and SSH
Clone and push over either, with the git you already have.
Personal keys
Each person gets their own SSH keys and access tokens, and you can switch any of them off.
Large repositories
Long histories and big projects will move and clone like any other.
Mirrors and backups
Live mirrors
Mirror any repository to a server you run or to another git host, kept in step automatically.
Scheduled backups
Choose how often to back up and how long to keep each copy.
Download everything
Take all your repositories in one archive whenever you want.
Moving in
From another git host
Copy repositories with their full history, branches and tags, then check every commit.
From your own server
Push a full mirror of any repository with one git command.
Nothing deleted
Your old copies stay where they are until you decide.
With Intersink Jebbra
Every version saved
Projects built in Jebbra are saved to Gitsink as you work.
History in plain git
Open the developer view, or clone the project anywhere you like.
When Gitsink opens to everyone
Pull requests and reviews
Propose changes, discuss them line by line and merge when they’re ready.
Issues
Track bugs and work to do next to the code they belong to.
Be among the first to keep your code on Gitsink.
Gitsink isn’t open yet. Tell us what you’d keep on it and we’ll email you when a place opens.