Fork 2.71.0 for Mac

Mac Utilities

Updated Aug 7, 2026

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Fork is a Git client for Mac that puts your repositories, branches and commits into one clear window. Instead of memorising long terminal commands, you can review changes, stage files and follow the history of a project visually. It suits developers who use Git every day and want a quicker, calmer way to handle version control work.

Key Features

• Clear commit graph that shows branches, merges and tags at a glance
• Stage and unstage files or single lines with a simple click
• Built in merge conflict helper with an easy side by side compare view
• Interactive rebase tools for tidying up commits before you share them
• Handles fetch, pull, push, stash and submodules from one place

How to Download

1. Use the download button on this page to get the Fork installer for Mac.
2. Or Download from the official site and open the file once it finishes.
3. Move Fork to your Applications folder, launch it and open your first repository.

System Requirements

Fork for Mac is listed as needing macOS 10.13 or later. Confirm your version under the Apple menu in About This Mac before installing. You will also need Git projects stored locally or on a hosting service you use.

FAQs

Is Fork a replacement for the Git command line?

For most daily tasks, yes. Commits, branches, merges and rebasing all have visual tools, though advanced users can still open a terminal.

Does Fork work with GitHub and other hosting services?

Yes. You can clone and work with repositories hosted on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or any standard Git remote using your normal account credentials.

Can I try Fork before buying a licence?

The developer offers it for evaluation, so you can try it on your own repositories first and see whether the workflow fits you.