Stacked Commits

Version Control like Big Tech

Big Tech has invested heavily in tools for collaborating through small, incremental reviews. This approach increases developer productivity, makes reviews faster, reduces frustration, and consistently leads to higher-quality code.

Twigg brings this awesome workflow for everybody.

Large Files

Native support for large files

Most version control systems struggle with large or binary files. Twigg stores large and binary files natively — no external storage or special setup needed.

You can keep code, assets, and datasets in the same place and version them together. This improves performance, reduces friction when collaborating, and cuts overhead in development.

Ease of use

Simple but powerful

Intuitive concepts: there are commits and commit versions. That's basically it.

No uncessary abstractions: there are no branches, staging areas, or unfinished rebase states.

Gets out of your way: spend less time fighting the version control and more time getting work done — no more rm -rf and re-cloning (we've all been there...).

Git Mirror

Smooth adoption

Want to try Twigg without changing your entire workflow? Twigg lets you start with just one repository while keeping your existing Git server exactly as it is.

This makes Twigg a simple, drop-in addition to your setup. You get Twigg's fast, clean developer workflow immediately, while your Git provider continues doing everything it already does - unchanged. Perfect if your deployments, CI pipelines, or automation still rely on it. More info Git mirror docs