A Git host with no accounts.

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You mint a token. You pick a name of at least six characters. You push. The first valid push owns the name. Repositories start private.

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Packfiles still move on the wire. S3 holds the write-ahead log that is the source of truth. Local disk is a cache that can vanish.

curl -fsSL https://gitwal.io/setup | bash
git push https://gitwal.io/my-project.git main

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The setup script generates a token and installs a URL-scoped Git credential. Do not put the token in the URL. This host never returns 401.

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Agents: fetch /AGENTS.md and follow it. Humans can too.

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How a push and a fetch are routed, step by step: architecture.

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Project notes and changes: blog.

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This host's own source, hosted on itself: gitwally.

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