Open Source Git Platforms Software
Git Platforms provide centralized hosting for source code repositories and version control management. These tools integrate issue tracking, pull requests, and continuous integration pipelines to coordinate software development. This type of software serves developers and DevOps engineers who need to manage their own codebases. Self-hosting these apps ensures that private source code and build artifacts remain on internal infrastructure. This approach removes reliance on external hosting services for critical development workflows and project management tasks.
This page lists 9 open source tools in the Git Platforms category. The most popular are Gitea, Gogs and Harness. Most use the Apache-2.0 or MIT license, and 8 offer an official Docker image.
Gitea
A self-hosted git service providing code hosting, issue tracking, project kanban, and integrated ci/cd pipelines.
Gogs
A lightweight self-hosted Git service for source code management that runs on low-resource hardware and ARM systems.
Harness
Provide code hosting, automated DevOps pipelines, hosted development environments, and artifact registries in one platform.
GitLab
A complete DevSecOps platform for managing Git repositories, continuous integration pipelines, and project management in one place.
Komi Store
Browse, discover, and install open source software releases from GitHub, Codeberg, and Forgejo on one platform.
GitBucket
A self-hosted Git web platform powered by Scala with API compatibility for existing GitHub integrations.
Forgejo
A self-hosted software forge for git version control and project collaboration that operates with minimal system resources.
Opengist
Self-hosted pastebin service that stores code snippets in a Git repository for versioned sharing.
Gerrit
A code review and project management tool designed specifically for Git based software projects.
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