Unified provider behavior
Normalize GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps workflows behind one reliable integration surface.
Secure Git Access Gateway
Zero Trust by GitFlareEasy Integration. Built-in Trust.
Integrate Git into your product in minutes while GitFlare enforces authentication, repository approvals, and request-level trust controls for every connected customer.
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Management and audit surfaces made for operators
Why GitFlare
A control layer purpose-built for secure Git integrations
Built for teams that need policy enforcement, provider abstraction, and measurable visibility.
Access control as infrastructure
Enforce repository-level approvals and permission scope boundaries before data reaches tools.
Audit visibility by default
Track endpoint usage and access history so security and platform teams can verify behavior.
Features
Core capabilities for secure, scalable integrations
Provider abstraction layer
One API contract for repositories, commits, branches, pull requests, contributors, and diffs.
Hosted GitFlare Connect
Embed account connection and approval UX directly into your product with consistent controls.
Security firewall controls
Filter sensitive paths and hash secret-like patterns before provider responses leave GitFlare.
Token and policy controls
Issue access tokens bound to approved scope, connection context, and customer authorization.
How It Works
From onboarding to approved data flow in four steps
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Create your developer tool and get client credentials.
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Launch GitFlare Connect for each customer with secure state and customer_ref.
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Customers connect provider accounts and explicitly approve repositories.
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Use one unified API with normalized behavior and complete request visibility.
Solutions
For developer tools and enterprise security teams
For Developer Tools
Ship one integration path, keep your users inside your product, and remove provider-specific complexity.
For Enterprises
Keep repository access explicit with approval boundaries, revocation controls, and request-level audit data.
Provider Support
First-class coverage for major Git providers
Security And Trust
Security controls built into the product
Controls that are enforced before repository data is shared with connected third-party tools.
- Repository-level grants
- Permission-scoped access tokens
- Request audit logs
- Canonical error model
- Security filtering and secret hashing
- Provider callback management
Build secure Git integrations without rebuilding access control from scratch.
Launch quickly with secure defaults, then scale with confidence as usage grows.