GitBowl is a modern, lightweight Git repository hosting platform. It allows software developers to create public and private repositories, push and clone code via standard Git Smart-HTTP protocol, edit code directly in the web browser, and import projects seamlessly from GitHub.

How do I push code to GitBowl using the Git CLI?

Developers can push to GitBowl using standard git commands: run 'git remote add origin http://gitbowl.zone.id/api/public/git/{username}/{repo}.git' and then 'git push -u origin main'. Authenticate with your username and Personal Access Token (PAT) created in your GitBowl profile settings.

Is GitBowl free for public and private repositories?

Yes, GitBowl provides free hosting for both private and public code repositories with unlimited commits, branches, issues, and file uploads.

Can I import repositories directly from GitHub to GitBowl?

Yes! GitBowl features built-in 1-click GitHub repository import. Simply sign in with GitHub or enter any public repository URL, and GitBowl will automatically stream and import all files, directory trees, and initial commit history into your new GitBowl repository.

What security measures does GitBowl use to protect source code?

GitBowl uses PostgreSQL Row Level Security (RLS) to enforce strict tenant isolation. All data in transit is encrypted using TLS 1.3. Developer personal access tokens are stored using irreversible cryptographic hashes.

How can I contact GitBowl support or developers?

You can reach the official GitBowl technical and customer support team by emailing mail.gitbowl@gmail.com.

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