Gitsign is a go app (—) that uses 263 detected dependencies across 19 categories including Parser, Networking, Platform Binding. It is not code-signed. 76 MB on Windows (x64). Last verified June 2026.
What is Gitsign built with?
263 detected dependencies across 19 categories.
Parser
4Sign up to see Parser details
Sign Up FreeNetworking
3Sign up to see Networking details
Sign Up FreePlatform Binding
1Sign up to see Platform Binding details
Sign Up FreeAsync Runtime
1Sign up to see Async Runtime details
Sign Up FreeCLI
2Sign up to see CLI details
Sign Up FreeInternationalization
1Sign up to see Internationalization details
Sign Up FreeDate & Time
2Sign up to see Date & Time details
Sign Up FreeCryptography
2Sign up to see Cryptography details
Sign Up FreeAuth
1Sign up to see Auth details
Sign Up FreeUtility
5Sign up to see Utility details
Sign Up FreeCompression
1Sign up to see Compression details
Sign Up FreeSerialization
2Sign up to see Serialization details
Sign Up FreeLogging
3Sign up to see Logging details
Sign Up FreeCloud
2Sign up to see Cloud details
Sign Up FreeData Structure
1Sign up to see Data Structure details
Sign Up FreeUI Framework
1Sign up to see UI Framework details
Sign Up FreeState Management
1Sign up to see State Management details
Sign Up FreeObservability
1Sign up to see Observability details
Sign Up FreeOther
222Sign up to see Other details
Sign Up FreeDot shows detection confidence; hover a technology for its evidence source. Higher confidence means a stronger extraction signal (e.g. a manifest entry vs. a binary string match).
Analyzed binary
SHA-256 of the exact binary Gitsign was analyzed from.
No signal
No signal — this field was not captured in the extraction on record. It is populated on re-extraction, not absent from the app.
When was Gitsign last updated?
1 tracked releases since June 2026.
Last verified June 22, 2026