Branches, commits and releases come into view in a fictional demo repository.
Explore
A map you can read.
Follow commits, focus a branch, inspect a change, and find releases. Switch between the constellation and a history list. The map represents the loaded history, with explicit boundaries where parents have not been loaded.
Insights refer to the loaded commits.
Insights
People, activity and observations grounded in loaded commits.
Snapshot
Export a PNG in Constellation or History map style.
Snapshot
Share a view
of the history.
Export a PNG in Constellation or History map style. Choose the loaded history or the current view, then decide which labels to include.
Desktop · macOS
Your project.
Your real terminal.
Open a local folder or create a project. Work in a real zsh terminal while Live Git follows committed history and reference changes. The automatic explorer reads; the commands you choose can change files and access the network.
Learn by doing · Noctis Lab
Learn by making
a simulated history.
Practice branches, merges and recovery in guided lessons. Lab is an educational simulation: it does not execute real Git, Python or LaTeX.
Educational simulation: these commands do not execute real Git.
Pricing
Try it free.
Then pay once.
Desktop macOS
$19.99 USD
Local repositories, Live Git, real terminal, project folders, public GitHub, Lab and PNG snapshots.
Free for 14 days, then a one-time purchase for up to 3 Macs. Remote operations require network access and your own Git configuration.
It shows the loaded history. A local repository starts with its latest 500 commits and can expand to 2,000; a public GitHub repository is limited to 500. Missing parents remain visible as boundaries.
Where does it fit in the Noctis family?
Equation and Paper focus on mathematics and scientific writing. Constellation focuses on Git repositories.
Noctis Constellation — Noctis Open Scientific Studio