Real-time code collaboration.

Sturdy is an open-source version control platform that allows you to interact with your code at a higher abstraction level.

• Ship your code to production — instead of creating branches, staging and committing files, pushing, and merging.
• Try each other's code — instead of guessing what a pull request does and LGTM-ing anyway.
• Ship small, incremental changes — instead of reminding yourself to "push often" and "keep the PR small".

Sturdy maps developer intent to concrete actions. It allows you to focus on your code and the problems you are solving, rather than manipulating Git data structures. Think "Ship this code to production" instead of "Create a branch, stage files, make a commit, push to remote, merge" etc.

When it comes to working together on code, we believe that continuous feedback is better than formal code "reviews". Sturdy allows you to quickly try your teammates' code on your machine. Give code suggestions by just editing the code in your IDE.

We built Sturdy specifically around trunk-based development and continuous delivery. It optimizes for integration frequency and makes shipping of small incremental changes the intuitive default.

Sturdy ⟷ GitHub interoperation

This Sturdy GitHub app allows you to use GitHub and Sturdy at the same time. You can read more about how the integration works in this article.