Dashboard
Repository totals, downloaded-local count, available updates, forks and recently used repositories.
Bow Git Vault collects repository information in one place and makes project organization easier to see.
Repository totals, downloaded-local count, available updates, forks and recently used repositories.
Search saved repositories, filter local copies, add a specific repository URL and review what has been downloaded.
Paste a public GitHub profile URL and scan its public repositories and forks.
Add an existing local Git repository, download/clone a repository URL, or save one specific GitHub repository URL.
Repositories downloaded through Bow Git Vault can be stored together in the program's repos folder.
Check downloaded repositories for newer remote changes and highlight projects needing attention.
View current branch, last local commit, last remote update, last checked time, remote URL, languages and README.
Browse commit messages, short hashes, authors and relative times.
Browse tracked files grouped by top-level folder and narrow them with a file search.
View and open the local repository folder and local app-data storage.
Prototype library information and settings are stored locally rather than requiring a Bow cloud account.
Jump to the repository's GitHub page when GitHub-specific tools or information are needed.
Installed builds can check GitHub Releases for a newer Bow Git Vault version and install available updates.
The website does not advertise publishing or pushing changes back to GitHub. Early prototype screenshots may still display experimental controls that later versions can change or remove.