Terms of use
Last updated: October 2026
These terms cover the GitTree desktop app and your GitTree account. They are short on purpose.
Student Pro: one fixed term
When available, the student award gives an eligible academic identity individual Pro for one fixed 24-calendar-month term. Eligibility is restricted to explicit domains from the pinned original leereilly/swot dataset historically used by GitHub Education, with source exclusions applied. Its domain data was last updated in August 2019 and does not establish current GitHub eligibility; a generic university email alone is insufficient. The normal email OTP or trusted provider login activates the award automatically, without a separate student verification step. Existing committed personal Pro periods are preserved first. The award cannot be renewed, transferred or restarted through a different account. At expiry it ends, and Free applies unless another valid Pro entitlement remains. Continuing with Pro requires a manual subscription; no automatic charge occurs. Organization seats and third-party AI subscriptions are separate. This independent offer does not imply GitHub partnership or access to GitHub benefits.
The app
GitTree has a Free plan, which covers every Git feature; a Pro plan, which adds Nour, the AI assistant, the hosting integrations, AI drafting of commit messages and pull requests, and creating organizations; and Pro for teams, which gives every member of an organization Pro. The Pricing page lists them, and changes to their prices or terms will be announced there and in your account in advance, before they apply. GitTree is provided as is, without warranty of any kind. You remain responsible for your repositories; keep backups of work you care about.
Your account
Your account is created by signing in with a provider account (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Azure DevOps) or with a one-time code sent to your email address. If you use a provider account, that provider’s terms apply to that sign-in as well. Keep that account or mailbox secure: whoever controls it controls your GitTree account.
Organizations and invitations
When you create an organization you become its owner. Owners and admins decide who joins and with which role, and can invite people by GitHub username, email address or a shareable link.
Anyone who has an invite link can use it until it expires, is revoked or runs out of uses, so share links only with people you trust. Invite by email only people who expect to hear from you.
Acceptable use
Do not use GitTree accounts to send spam, to harass anyone, to break the law, or to probe, overload or attack the service. Accounts that do may be suspended.
Changes
GitTree is in active development, so features may change or be retired. You can delete your account at any time from your account page. When these terms change, the date above changes with them.
Liability
To the extent the law allows, the author of GitTree is not liable for indirect or consequential damages arising from the app or the account service.
Contact
Questions about these terms? Write to us from the Support page or by e-mail.