Git Command Helper — free online cheat-sheet

You know what you want git to do, but not the exact command. So you open a new tab, dig through old answers, and copy something you hope is right. We added a free tool that fixes that — Git Command Helper — right in your browser.

What it does

It's a plain-English git cheat-sheet you can search. Type what you're trying to do — undo a commit, rename or delete a branch, squash, revert — and it shows you the matching command. No memorizing flags, no guessing.

Nothing leaves your device

The whole thing runs in your browser. You're just searching a built-in list, so nothing is uploaded and nothing is saved anywhere. Close the tab and there's no trace.

How to use it

  1. Open Git Command Helper.
  2. Type what you want to do, in normal words, in the search box.
  3. Copy the command it shows and paste it into your terminal.

It's free with no limit. There are more small tools on the Apps page.

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