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#2 Git
The most widely‑used distributed version‑control system, offering powerful branching, merging, and a massive ecosystem of tools.
#3 Mercurial
A fast, lightweight distributed VCS with a clean command set and strong support for large repositories.
A centralized version‑control system that remains popular for legacy projects and enterprises needing fine‑grained access control.
#5 Bazaar (bzr)
A flexible DVCS that supports both centralized and distributed workflows, originally developed by Canonical.
#6 Darcs
A distributed VCS based on patches and a unique “theory of patches” approach to merging.
Self‑hosted Git platform with CI/CD, issue tracking, wiki, and built‑in container registry—all under an open‑source license.
#8 Gitea
A lightweight, self‑hosted Git service written in Go; provides pull requests, issue tracking, wiki, and a simple UI.
#9 Gogs
A painless, self‑hosted Git service with a minimal footprint, ideal for small teams and personal projects.
The world’s largest Git hosting service; free public repositories and private repos with unlimited collaborators.
Atlassian’s Git (and Mercurial) hosting with free private repositories for up to 5 users, plus built‑in pipelines.
#12 SourceForge
Long‑standing platform for open‑source project hosting, offering Git, SVN, and Mercurial repositories with download mirrors.
Fully managed source‑control service that supports Git repositories; free tier includes 5 active users and 50 GB storage.
Microsoft’s cloud‑based Git hosting with unlimited private repos, integrated CI/CD, and work‑item tracking.
#15 Phabricator
A suite of open‑source tools for code review, repository hosting (Git, Mercurial, SVN), task management, and more.
Self‑hosted source‑code management supporting Git, Mercurial, and Subversion with fine‑grained permissions.
#17 GitBucket
A Git platform powered by Scala, offering pull requests, issue tracking, and a GitHub‑compatible API.
#18 GitBlit
Pure‑Java Git server with a web UI, LDAP integration, and repository browsing; can run as a servlet.
#19 Kallithea
A web‑based source‑code management system supporting Git and Mercurial, with code review and pull‑request features.
A version‑control system optimized for large binary assets and branching; free for up to 3 users.
Enterprise‑grade centralized VCS with a free tier for up to 5 users and 20 GB of storage.
The original integrated VCS with built‑in wiki, bug tracker, and web UI; still a solid choice for small projects.