Tower

When you hear the word Git, provided you immediately understand its worth, you know hard coding and programming are what's coming next.

With this in mind, don't hesitate to work with Tower if you've already got an account for use with Git-based services such as GitHub, GitLab, Beanstalk, and so on. This app acts as a centralizing element for any of your projects, allowing for multiple types of adjustments right from within its structures.

It really does not matter what adjustments you've got to execute on your projects. This app can help with any repository-related issues, encouraging the user to continuously add, remove, move, and adjust the contents of any given portfolio.

It is also rather simple to do so, once you've logged into your favorite Git service, and allow the app to help you achieve perfection.

The best part yet is that it also manages to initiate a log, in which it can keep relevant data pertaining to all actions undertaken previously. In case something goes south, you at least have a way of backtracking and potentially identifying the real issue, of course.

At this point, I was quite sure the interface would be some sort of complicated mix of functions, options, and service-related options, but I was wrong. In fact, the interface, all options, and the rest of this application's structure remain surprisingly simple and accessible.

Yes, you do need the knowledge to understand what function to work with, but the app does all it can to keep things simple, accessible, and friendly.

Tower is a simple and efficient repository manager that you will fall in love with if you get the time to actually work with it. It is efficient and can easily increase your productivity too if you manage to unlock its full potential.