Stashify is a visual Git stash console designed to transform git stash workflows from command-line operations into structured, visual inspections. Instead of parsing CLI output, developers can browse stashes, explore file-level changes, and understand unfinished work with clarity through a graphical interface.
The application provides Monaco diff review capabilities allowing users to click any stash and compare original and modified code with a clean side-by-side diff view. It supports adding repositories or folders once and keeping them saved for quick project switching without retyping paths. The platform includes drive search functionality to locate project folders faster and an image viewer to preview image-based stash changes directly when assets are included.
Stashify operates through a simple workflow where users add repository or folder paths, browse saved stashes, and inspect changes in Monaco diff view. The application loads stashes and presents original versus modified content side-by-side, including image previews when available, providing visual accuracy for code review.
The primary benefit is enabling developers to review stash changes visually before deciding on actions like restore operations. Teams use Stashify to maintain momentum during release windows while validating stash changes with visual accuracy, removing confusion during hotfix reviews by providing immediate access to Monaco diffs.
Stashify targets developers working with git stash workflows who need visual inspection capabilities. Built with Tauri and Rust for native performance, it's designed as a desktop application specifically for Windows with single-instance desktop experience capabilities.
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Stashify targets developers working with git stash workflows who need visual inspection capabilities. It's designed for teams and individual developers who want to transform command-line git stash operations into structured, visual inspections. The application serves users who need to browse stashes, explore file-level changes, and understand unfinished work with clarity during development processes like hotfix reviews and release windows.