Version control built for trunk-based development, stacked commits, and large files.
Product memo
Developers using trunk-based development get a version control system that simplifies workflows and handles large files natively. It focuses on commits and their versions, replicating the efficient practices of large tech companies. This approach reduces friction by keeping code, assets, and datasets versioned together, improving developer productivity.
For who
Developers using trunk-based development
Solves what
Streamlines version control for trunk-based development and large files.
- Trunk-based development support
- Native large file handling
- Simplified commit concepts
In their own words
Version control like Big Tech
Twigg brings this awesome workflow for everybody.
Version control built for trunk-based development and stacked commits.
Commercial cues
Model
free only
Free tier
Yes
Trial
No
Pricing Strategy
Twigg offers a free tier; paid plan details are not publicly priced.
- • A free tier provides core features, removing adoption friction for single users.
- • Per-user pricing scales with team size, aligning costs to active development seats.
- • Annual billing simplifies administration and secures longer-term customer commitments.
Operator context
Operating setup
Platform
Web app
Audience
Developers
Builder Strategy
- Strategy Type
- Niche Specialist
- Stage
- Pre Revenue
- Effort
- Small Team
About Twigg Expand
Twigg offers a specialized version control system designed for developers who practice trunk-based development. It simplifies complex versioning concepts by focusing on commits and their versions, which helps teams maintain a clean, continuously integrated main branch.
The service natively supports large files, eliminating the need for separate tools or workarounds often required with traditional Git setups. This addresses specific pain points for teams that prioritize rapid iteration and direct integration, making it easier to manage code, assets, and datasets within a unified workflow.