Unpushed Changes for Git

See which local git repositories on your Windows PC still have uncommitted changes or unpushed commits. One Stream Deck key checks the folders you choose once a minute and turns red when a repo in them needs a commit or push.

Made for developers working across many repositories, alone or with AI coding agents such as Claude Code. Works with repositories on GitHub or any other remote: it compares with the upstream from your last fetch and never signs in.

Features

Unsaved Work: pick folders and a depth (1 to 3 levels). Counts repositories whose checked-out branch has changed or untracked files, commits not pushed to its upstream, or no upstream. Green "0 / all pushed" when none has

Their worktrees are checked too, including those AI coding agents create

Press to see each one and why, such as "3 changed" or "2 ahead"

Repository: one repository's branch, changed files and commits ahead of or behind its upstream (as of your last fetch)

Untracked files and never-pushed branches can be turned off

Checks once a minute while a key is visible

English and Japanese

Stashes, other local branches, commits inside submodules and a detached HEAD are outside what it compares.

Privacy

Runs entirely on your PC. No account, no online service, no telemetry.

Uses only read-only git commands (status, worktree list). Never fetches, commits or pushes; no credentials used.

Requirements

Windows 10 or later, Stream Deck app 6.9 or later

Git for Windows 2.15 or later

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First release with two actions. Unsaved Work: shows how many git repositories in the folders you choose (and their worktrees) have, on the checked-out branch, changed files, untracked files, commits not pushed to the upstream, or no upstream at all; press to see which ones and why. Repository: shows one repository's branch, changed files and commits ahead of or behind its upstream as of your last fetch. Runs only read-only git commands on your PC; never fetches or pushes. English and Japanese.