On Windows or macOS, choose a project folder and write a short note to save your work to GitHub. On Android, browse projects, reply to issues, and review pull requests wherever you are.
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5 files waiting to be publishedIdeas, gameplay, and installation notes for the mod.
Commands like add, commit, merge, and rebase are a lot to learn. One error message can stop a new user in their tracks.
GitHub Desktop focuses on commits and branches. It assumes you know repositories and staging, while issues and downloads live elsewhere.
GitHub offers many features, but labels such as repository, branch, and commit assume prior knowledge. New users can struggle to find where to create a project, update files, or handle an issue.
Create and publish on desktop. Use Android to browse projects, handle issues, and review pull requests on the go. Both apps connect to GitHub with no separate EasyHub account or server.
For pull requests, AI brings text changes and program files into one review. On Windows, also review local program files or EXE and DLL release attachments. Reviews begin after confirmation; the decision stays yours.
See potential issues, related files, and suggestions, plus what was checked.
On Windows, choose Edit, Preview, or Live Preview. Combine Markdown with common HTML and preview images, centered content, tables, and expandable sections. The editor and preview sit side by side in wide windows and stack in narrow ones.
Switching modes keeps your draft; Cancel leaves the original unchanged. Save updates the local copy, and Publish Source syncs it to GitHub. The English interface preserves the author’s original text.
Sign in through GitHub device authorization with no new account. Desktop and Android each keep credentials in secure device storage; project data comes directly from GitHub.
Choose a folder to make it a project, or search a location for folders already connected to your GitHub projects. Background scanning detects added, changed, deleted, and renamed files while respecting .gitignore and skipping dependency folders. No Git installation is required.
EasyHub checks GitHub before publishing. Compatible updates are fetched first; if the same file changed in two places, you can compare both versions and choose what to keep. Complex cases stop the publish instead of overwriting files.
Create, reply to, close, or reopen issues on Windows and Android, and inspect changes in Pull Request Reviews. On Windows, also prepare and submit pull requests to other projects.
Choose a stable, Alpha, or Beta release and get a suggested version number. Add links, images, and multiple downloads; EasyHub checks GitHub limits before creating the release and uploading each file.
Translate public project summaries, READMEs, issues, and release notes with one switch. README paragraphs translate as you scroll. Private projects are not sent to the translation provider, and names, versions, and filenames stay intact.
The Windows GitHub system proxy also works in browsers that use system proxy settings. It reuses existing proxies without overwriting their configuration and steps aside when another tool takes over. Turning it off or exiting restores settings changed by EasyHub; other websites keep their original connection method.
Windows notifications show the unread count and clear after viewing, while pending items stay available. Track download progress, speed, and time remaining, or cancel a download.
Browse active, well-liked public projects in Discover, or paste a GitHub project URL to open it directly. EasyHub ranks projects using stars, recent activity, and update time to help you find something interesting.
This is EasyHub’s own ranking, not GitHub’s official Trending list. The projects shown here illustrate the interface; live results come from GitHub.
No command line or knowledge of branches and staging required.
Add an existing folder as a project, or download a GitHub project to a location you choose.
A background worker detects added, changed, and deleted files while respecting .gitignore and skipping dependency folders.
Describe your update in one sentence. If GitHub also changed, compare files and choose the version to keep.
EasyHub fetches compatible updates first, then safely publishes your changes to GitHub. You can review the result in History.
Most GitHub tools assume you already know Git. EasyHub starts with the first-time user: fewer steps, clearer language, and a path you can understand.
The installer is about 83.2 MiB and the portable app about 82.9 MiB. Neither requires Git.
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Download from GitHubBoth Gitee and GitHub offer the installer and portable app with identical files. You can also visit the Gitee release page and GitHub release page.
For Windows x64. The files are not commercially code signed, so Windows may show an “Unknown publisher” warning on first launch.
Build 18 · For Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 12 or later. The DMG is about 69.6 MiB and the ZIP about 93.1 MiB.
Download from GiteeDownload from GitHubOpen the DMG and drag EasyHub into Applications. The app is not Apple notarized; for first launch, see the installation guide。
Browse projects, reply to issues, download releases, and review pull requests on your phone. Requires Android 7.0 or later; local file publishing is available on desktop.
Explore Android appDownload from GiteeDownload from GitHubThe arm64 APK is about 26.2 MiB and suits most newer phones. The universal APK is about 44.5 MiB and supports ARM32, ARM64, x86, and x86_64.