The realtime version control system

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Realtime Conflict Detection

We built a realtime flavour of git, where your working-changes are analysed against everyone else's, and we calculate, in realtime, where potential merge conflicts may happen.

This context is provided to you of where others are working and what conflicts you may cause, inside your IDE, in realtime, even across branches. Both developers would instantly know of a potential conflict the moment the incompatible code was written.

Screenshot of brwne in action showing potential conflicts

when brwne detects a possible future conflict on another branch

Cascading Changes

The core of merge conflicts is the divergence of your codebase. When developers work in parallel and code does not mix regularly, conflicts become more likely.

Since brwne is integrated into your repository, it can constantly analyse when work is pushed (and approved), and can check if this code can be injected into everyone else's codebase too.

Now, if there is a bug in the product and a developer quickly fixes it, before opening a pull request. When this bug fix is approved, it goes to everyone's code, across the team, no matter what branch they're on. In the past, you'd keep developing in isolation and only get this 'new' code when you start working on the next feature.

Screenshot showing code changes being detected Screenshot showing suggested code updates

view of the developers IDE, they see new approved changes from main that can be introduced to their branch too