Gitling is a Git client for Android, built with Jetpack Compose and Material 3 Expressive.

It's a fork of MGit (itself a continuation of SGit), modernized with a current Android toolchain, a from-scratch Compose UI, one-tap GitHub sign-in, and a new identity.

Features:

Clone, create, and delete local repositories
One-tap Connect with GitHub (OAuth Device Flow) -- no manual token/password handling for GitHub remotes
HTTP/HTTPS/SSH, including SSH with private-key passphrase
Username/password and personal access token authentication for any Git host
Browse files and commit history, git diff between commits
Checkout, create, and merge local/remote branches and tags
git status, staging, git rebase, git cherry-pick, git checkout
Private key generation and management
Import an existing repository from device storage
Light/dark mode that follows the system, with a choice between a fixed brand color or wallpaper-based Material You dynamic color

Gitling doesn't include an internal text editor; to edit files, you'll need an editor app installed that supports opening files via Android's File Provider mechanism (most code/text editor apps do).