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Git is powerful, but it’s also one of the biggest sources of developer mistakes.
What is Git GUI, and how does it help here ?
Git GUI makes version control visual, predictable, and easier to reason about especially when things go wrong.
That’s exactly why we built Git GUI in Voiden.
Instead of relying on memorized commands, Voiden lets you see what Git is doing before it does it.
What Voiden’s Git GUI helps developers do
• View exact file and line-level changes before committing
• Stage only intended changes (no accidental commits)
• Clearly distinguish staged vs unstaged files
• Inspect visual diffs with full context
• Understand branches, commit history, and repo state instantly
When Git behavior is hidden, errors increase. Voiden’s Git GUI doesn’t abstract Git away, it explains Git.
Whether you’re new to Git or an experienced developer who prefers clarity, this is Git you can reason about.
Version control should feel safe, not stressful.
What Git pain points slow you down today?
Try out Git GUI in beta : https://voiden.md ( Now in Linux and Mac )
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Git is powerful, but it’s also one of the biggest sources of developer mistakes.
What is Git GUI, and how does it help here ?
Git GUI makes version control visual, predictable, and easier to reason about especially when things go wrong.
That’s exactly why we built Git GUI in Voiden.
Instead of relying on memorized commands, Voiden lets you see what Git is doing before it does it.
What Voiden’s Git GUI helps developers do
• View exact file and line-level changes before committing
• Stage only intended changes (no accidental commits)
• Clearly distinguish staged vs unstaged files
• Inspect visual diffs with full context
• Understand branches, commit history, and repo state instantly
When Git behavior is hidden, errors increase. Voiden’s Git GUI doesn’t abstract Git away, it explains Git.
Whether you’re new to Git or an experienced developer who prefers clarity, this is Git you can reason about.
Version control should feel safe, not stressful.
What Git pain points slow you down today?
Try out Git GUI in beta : https://voiden.md ( Now in Linux and Mac )
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Git is powerful, but it’s also one of the biggest sources of developer mistakes.
What is Git GUI, and how does it help here ?
Git GUI makes version control visual, predictable, and easier to reason about especially when things go wrong.
That’s exactly why we built Git GUI in Voiden.
Instead of relying on memorized commands, Voiden lets you see what Git is doing before it does it.
What Voiden’s Git GUI helps developers do
• View exact file and line-level changes before committing
• Stage only intended changes (no accidental commits)
• Clearly distinguish staged vs unstaged files
• Inspect visual diffs with full context
• Understand branches, commit history, and repo state instantly
When Git behavior is hidden, errors increase. Voiden’s Git GUI doesn’t abstract Git away, it explains Git.
Whether you’re new to Git or an experienced developer who prefers clarity, this is Git you can reason about.
Version control should feel safe, not stressful.
What Git pain points slow you down today?
Try out Git GUI in beta : https://voiden.md ( Now in Linux and Mac )
What is Git GUI, and how does it help here ?
Git GUI makes version control visual, predictable, and easier to reason about especially when things go wrong.
That’s exactly why we built Git GUI in Voiden.
Instead of relying on memorized commands, Voiden lets you see what Git is doing before it does it.
What Voiden’s Git GUI helps developers do
• View exact file and line-level changes before committing
• Stage only intended changes (no accidental commits)
• Clearly distinguish staged vs unstaged files
• Inspect visual diffs with full context
• Understand branches, commit history, and repo state instantly
When Git behavior is hidden, errors increase. Voiden’s Git GUI doesn’t abstract Git away, it explains Git.
Whether you’re new to Git or an experienced developer who prefers clarity, this is Git you can reason about.
Version control should feel safe, not stressful.
What Git pain points slow you down today?
Try out Git GUI in beta : https://voiden.md ( Now in Linux and Mac )
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Git is powerful, but it’s also one of the biggest sources of developer mistakes.
What is Git GUI, and how does it help here ?
Git GUI makes version control visual, predictable, and easier to reason about especially when things go wrong.
That’s exactly why we built Git GUI in Voiden.
Instead of relying on memorized commands, Voiden lets you see what Git is doing before it does it.
What Voiden’s Git GUI helps developers do
• View exact file and line-level changes before committing
• Stage only intended changes (no accidental commits)
• Clearly distinguish staged vs unstaged files
• Inspect visual diffs with full context
• Understand branches, commit history, and repo state instantly
When Git behavior is hidden, errors increase. Voiden’s Git GUI doesn’t abstract Git away, it explains Git.
Whether you’re new to Git or an experienced developer who prefers clarity, this is Git you can reason about.
Version control should feel safe, not stressful.
What Git pain points slow you down today?
Try out Git GUI in beta : https://voiden.md ( Now in Linux and Mac )
What is Git GUI, and how does it help here ?
Git GUI makes version control visual, predictable, and easier to reason about especially when things go wrong.
That’s exactly why we built Git GUI in Voiden.
Instead of relying on memorized commands, Voiden lets you see what Git is doing before it does it.
What Voiden’s Git GUI helps developers do
• View exact file and line-level changes before committing
• Stage only intended changes (no accidental commits)
• Clearly distinguish staged vs unstaged files
• Inspect visual diffs with full context
• Understand branches, commit history, and repo state instantly
When Git behavior is hidden, errors increase. Voiden’s Git GUI doesn’t abstract Git away, it explains Git.
Whether you’re new to Git or an experienced developer who prefers clarity, this is Git you can reason about.
Version control should feel safe, not stressful.
What Git pain points slow you down today?
Try out Git GUI in beta : https://voiden.md ( Now in Linux and Mac )
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Runtime variables let you capture data from one API request and reuse it in the next. With Voiden, it’s just plain YAML, no extra setup or scripts.
Learn how to chain requests here: https://docs.voiden.md/docs/core-features-section/variables/runtime-variables
Visit voiden here : https://voiden.md
Learn how to chain requests here: https://docs.voiden.md/docs/core-features-section/variables/runtime-variables
Visit voiden here : https://voiden.md
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Runtime variables let you capture data from one API request and reuse it in the next. With Voiden, it’s just plain YAML, no extra setup or scripts.
Learn how to chain requests here: https://docs.voiden.md/docs/core-features-section/variables/runtime-variables
Visit voiden here : https://voiden.md
Learn how to chain requests here: https://docs.voiden.md/docs/core-features-section/variables/runtime-variables
Visit voiden here : https://voiden.md
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Hey folks 👋
We’re experimenting with a new response panel layout and would love your feedback.We’re testing a more focused experience:
- Only one response section open at a time (instead of multiple)
- The response body now takes up most of the vertical space, making it easier to read and inspect
The goal is simple: reduce clutter and keep the response as the main focus.
That said, we know many developers are comfortable with the classic layout (Postman / Bruno-style), where multiple sections can stay open at once.What would you prefer?
- A new, focused single-section layout
- The classic multi-section layout
- A toggle that lets you choose between both?
Download Voiden here :https://voiden.md/download
We’re experimenting with a new response panel layout and would love your feedback.We’re testing a more focused experience:
- Only one response section open at a time (instead of multiple)
- The response body now takes up most of the vertical space, making it easier to read and inspect
The goal is simple: reduce clutter and keep the response as the main focus.
That said, we know many developers are comfortable with the classic layout (Postman / Bruno-style), where multiple sections can stay open at once.What would you prefer?
- A new, focused single-section layout
- The classic multi-section layout
- A toggle that lets you choose between both?
Download Voiden here :https://voiden.md/download
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Hey folks 👋
We’re experimenting with a new response panel layout and would love your feedback.We’re testing a more focused experience:
- Only one response section open at a time (instead of multiple)
- The response body now takes up most of the vertical space, making it easier to read and inspect
The goal is simple: reduce clutter and keep the response as the main focus.
That said, we know many developers are comfortable with the classic layout (Postman / Bruno-style), where multiple sections can stay open at once.What would you prefer?
- A new, focused single-section layout
- The classic multi-section layout
- A toggle that lets you choose between both?
Download Voiden here :https://voiden.md/download
We’re experimenting with a new response panel layout and would love your feedback.We’re testing a more focused experience:
- Only one response section open at a time (instead of multiple)
- The response body now takes up most of the vertical space, making it easier to read and inspect
The goal is simple: reduce clutter and keep the response as the main focus.
That said, we know many developers are comfortable with the classic layout (Postman / Bruno-style), where multiple sections can stay open at once.What would you prefer?
- A new, focused single-section layout
- The classic multi-section layout
- A toggle that lets you choose between both?
Download Voiden here :https://voiden.md/download
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OpenAPI specs are a great way to describe APIs in a clear, standard format. They provide a full overview of endpoints, methods, parameters etc. which makes working with APIs easier and more consistent.
Voiden lets you turn your OpenAPI spec into organized, ready-to-use API request files.
Just import your OpenAPI file, and you can immediately browse your endpoints, grouped by tags, and start testing without any manual setup.
The generated requests come pre-configured but fully editable, so you can customize them as you want.
If you want to get started with your existing APIs or try out new ones, this can save you quite some time.
Read the docs here : https://docs.voiden.md/docs/getting-started-section/getting-started/openapi-imports/
Voiden lets you turn your OpenAPI spec into organized, ready-to-use API request files.
Just import your OpenAPI file, and you can immediately browse your endpoints, grouped by tags, and start testing without any manual setup.
The generated requests come pre-configured but fully editable, so you can customize them as you want.
If you want to get started with your existing APIs or try out new ones, this can save you quite some time.
Read the docs here : https://docs.voiden.md/docs/getting-started-section/getting-started/openapi-imports/