Browse code like a repository
Automatic project overview, file tree, rendered README, syntax highlighting, and imported commit history.
GitDrop
Share private Git repositories with one secure link
Upload a ZIP or project folder, add an optional password, and let visitors browse code, discuss changes, and download releases. No account or collaborator invite required.
Drag a repository ZIP or choose a folderGitDrop imports code, documentation, data, and safe project assets into a browsable repository page.
10 MB direct upload Code + docs + project assets Optional password
Private link
Built-in collaboration
Stars, discussions, pull requests, and owner-controlled merges in the same link.
Versioned releases
Publish installers, executables, archives, checksums, and release notes up to 100 MB.
How GitDrop works
Share code without adding collaborators
GitDrop turns a repository snapshot into a focused review space. Your original Git hosting stays private, while the people you choose get a simple link to the project.
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Choose a ZIP or project folder
GitDrop validates the snapshot, ignores generated files, scans for secrets, and builds a clean code browser.
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Choose who gets access
Add an optional visitor password. Your separate edit password stays with the repository owner.
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Send one private link
Reviewers open the repository without creating an account or joining your main Git provider.
Made for real handoffs
One repository link, several ways to use it
Client code reviews
Give a client or contractor a focused view of the code without granting workspace access.
Interviews and portfolios
Share a private project with the people reviewing it, then update or protect it with the owner key.
Release delivery
Keep installers, executables, archives, checksums, and release notes beside the source snapshot.
Explore GitDrop
A clear workflow for private code and releases
See exactly how repository access, owner credentials, and release downloads work before you upload anything.