Clear changes. Room to create.
A desktop GUI that brings Jujutsu into focus.
See the whole story of your changes.
Jujutsu’s own ideas, brought to the surface.
A clear view of
your work, one change at a time.
Select a commit to highlight its stack. A diamond marks your working copy, with next steps right beside it. See where your work belongs.
Move through the timeline to preview your repository’s past. Review a moment before restoring it. Every experiment has a way back.
Your working copy is already a commit. Skip the staging step and move straight from your edits to the next change.
See each workspace’s stack and the items needing attention in one dashboard. Keep an eye on parallel tasks and agents within the same repository.
A rebase finishes even when it creates a conflict. Open the marked change, compare both sides, and resolve it in the hunk editor.
Five themes and seven languages, including English and Korean. Keyboard shortcuts keep you in your own rhythm.
Open local repositories with bundled jj. For stacked GitHub PRs, Ukemi uses the gh CLI and your own login.
One line in your terminal. A fresh perspective on your work.
Paste this command into your terminal.
brew install --cask yoonhoGo/tap/ukemi
The app is ad-hoc signed and is not notarized by Apple. Homebrew removes the quarantine attribute during installation. With a manual DMG install, you may need System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
ukemi ~/work/my-repo