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#2 GitHub
The world’s most popular Git hosting service with powerful pull‑request code review, CI/CD via GitHub Actions, and extensive marketplace integrations.
#3 GitLab
A complete DevOps platform offering Git repository management, merge‑request reviews, built‑in CI/CD, and issue tracking—all in one application.
#4 Bitbucket
Atlassian’s Git (and Mercurial) hosting solution featuring pull‑request reviews, branch permissions, and tight integration with Jira and Trello.
#5 Azure DevOps
Microsoft’s end‑to‑end suite for source control (Azure Repos), pipelines, boards, and test plans, supporting both Git and TFVC.
#6 Gitea
A lightweight, self‑hosted Git service written in Go, offering repository browsing, pull requests, and issue tracking with a minimal footprint.
#7 Gogs
An ultra‑simple, self‑hosted Git service focused on ease of installation and low resource consumption.
#8 Phorge
A community‑driven fork of Phabricator that continues active development, providing differential reviews, task management, and repository hosting.
#9 Review Board
A web‑based code review tool that supports Git, Mercurial, Subversion, and Perforce, with flexible review workflows and integrations.
#10 Gerrit
A powerful, web‑based code review system tightly integrated with Git, commonly used for large‑scale open‑source projects.
#11 Sourcegraph
Universal code search and navigation platform that adds code‑review overlays to any Git host, improving code understanding.
#12 AWS CodeCommit
Fully managed source‑control service that hosts secure Git repositories with fine‑grained IAM permissions.
Managed Git hosting on Google Cloud, offering private repositories, Cloud Build integration, and seamless linking to other GCP services.
Self‑hosted version of GitHub for enterprises, delivering the same pull‑request workflow and marketplace on-premises.
On‑premises deployment of GitLab, giving full control over data, custom CI/CD pipelines, and compliance features.
#16 Bitbucket Server
Self‑hosted Atlassian solution (formerly Stash) providing Git repository management, pull‑request reviews, and Jira integration.
Free, extensible code editor with built‑in Git support, rich extensions for pull‑request reviews (e.g., GitHub Pull Requests).
Full‑featured IDE with integrated VCS support, code‑review plugins, and seamless Git operations for Java and many other languages.
#19 Eclipse (EGit)
Open‑source IDE with the EGit plugin providing Git repository browsing, commit history, and basic pull‑request workflows.
#20 GitKraken
Cross‑platform Git client with visual commit graph, built‑in merge‑request handling, and integrations with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.
#21 SourceTree
Free Atlassian Git GUI client offering repository visualization, staging, and pull‑request management for Bitbucket and GitHub.