GitLens had a huge year in 2022. GitLens 12 improved collaboration and understanding of code changes and GitLens 13 added the beautiful new Commit Graph.

GitKraken will discontinue access and support for legacy Client versions prior to 7.0 on February 28th, 2023. The new cloud services architecture will support future releases and improve security, scalability, reliability, and performance. Users should upgrade to the latest version to continue receiving access, updates, and support.

No account required. We’re excited to bring the power of GitLens+ features like the Commit Graph, Visual File History, and Worktrees to ALL users on local and public repos.

Find out what the future holds for GitLens since joining GitKraken, maker of legendary Git tools, and learn more about the introduction of GitLens+ features.

GitKraken adds GitLens extension for Visual Studio Code to its suite of Git collaboration and productivity solutions. GitLens creator Eric Amodio joins GitKraken as CTO.