PlomGit vs Hunch

PlomGit is a simple open source git client. It supports enough basic functionality that programmers can use it for version controlling their personal files. Repositories are accessible through the Files app, so you can use other apps to work with your repositories' files. PlomGit only supports fetching and pushing through http(s). Account passwords or tokens can be stored separately from repositories, so that repositories can easily share them. Note: When using PlomGit with GitHub, you cannot use your normal GitHub password with PlomGit. You must go into the settings of the GitHub website and generate a Personal Access Token that PlomGit can use instead.

Hunch is your quiet second mind. It does not nag and it does not interrupt — it watches how your days run, learns your patterns and connects what belongs together: the half-forgotten project from last week with the thing you are working on right now. And when the moment is right, it leaves you a hunch that feels like your own thought. You talk to Hunch however suits you: by chat, by voice, or through your own channels. It connects to your computers and gets real work done when you ask — while keeping everything with you: your memory, your identity and your data stay on your devices. No foreign storage, no mandatory cloud. Hunch — it watches, connects, and whispers.