For developers
Your repos,
without the context switch
Burrow treats code as a first-class citizen: a git badge on every changed file, a review panel that refreshes while you or an agent works, a real shell underneath, and your editor one key away.
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- <h1>A file manager for your Mac</h1>
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Git: review and commit
⇧⌘U shows each change beside its diff, refreshed every two seconds. Space stages, ⌘↩ commits.
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Built-in terminal
⌘J for a real shell that follows the folder you're in.
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Projects
⇧⌘P lists your repositories with branch and changed-file count.
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Find in Files
⌥⌘F searches every file's text; in a repository it uses git grep and skips ignored files.
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Clean Up Build Folders
node_modules, DerivedData and caches, biggest first, to the Trash.
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Branches, pull and push
Switch or make branches, pull (rebase or merge), push, fetch and stash, from the branch chip or ⌘K.
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More of Burrow
- Keyboard first Press ⌘K and type. Burrow puts every command, folder and setting in one palette, ranks the folders you use most, and has Vim keys if you want them.
- Split panes Up to four folders side by side. Copy across panes, keep a tab per task, save layouts as workspaces, and compare or sync two folders.
- Notes and databases Write Markdown beside your files with daily notes, tasks and wikilinks, then see any folder as a table, board, gallery or calendar.
- Image tools Remove a photo's background, copy text from a screenshot, make @1x @2x @3x image sets, convert, resize and combine into PDF, all on your Mac.
- Disk space A treemap of what fills a folder, every drive at a glance, duplicate files grouped by wasted space, and build folders you can safely clear.