GitSync app analytics for April 23

GitSync is an Android git client that aims to simplify the process of syncing a folder between a git remote and a local directory. It works in the background to keep your files synced with a simple one-time setup and a range of options for activating manual syncs. Supports Android 5+ Authenticate with HTTP/S SSH OAuth (GitHub, GitLab, Gitea) Clone a remote repository Shallow clone (limited history) Sync repository Fetch, pull, stage, commit, push Resolve merge conflicts Retry automatically when the network returns Sync mechanisms When an app is opened or closed On a recurring schedule From a Quick Settings tile From a home screen widget From a custom intent (advanced) Browse and edit in-app File explorer with code editor and image viewer Recent commits, plus file, line and commit diffs Branch management Multiple remotes GitHub and GitLab integration (when signed in via OAuth) View, comment on and create issues View, comment on and create pull requests View workflow runs (GitHub Actions) AI features Chat about your repository Wand auto-complete on text fields like commit messages Agent that can run repo actions for you A global toggle to hide all AI features Manage multiple repositories with containers Repository settings Signed commits Customisable sync commit messages Author details Edit .gitignore & .git/info/exclude Git filters: Git LFS and git-crypt Disable SSL verification per repo Premium (optional in-app purchase) Unlock additional repositories via containers Git LFS (large file storage) git-crypt (encrypted repository content) Priority issue tagging Or sponsor us on GitHub to unlock premium. AI subscription (optional) Subscribe for hosted AI access powering chat, the wand auto-complete, and the agent. Monthly credit cap applies. You can also bring your own API key. Enterprise Organisations can provision premium and AI access via an enterprise code with email verification. Admins can revoke access at any time. Accessibility Service Disclosure To enhance your experience, GitSync uses Android's Accessibility Service to detect when apps are opened or closed. This helps us provide tailored features without storing or sharing any data. Key Points: Purpose: We use this service solely to improve your app experience. Privacy: No data is stored or sent elsewhere. Control: You can disable these permissions at any time in your device settings.