Gitbox 4+

Its great that from reading the reviews people who don't know git well can use this app and get more out of git. For those who know git fairly well this app can also be an invaluable tool.
Its super transparent what the app is doing at the git level. It makes commiting and pushing easy but when you need to do something more complex the app can also manage this without having to look up some of the less frequently used git commands. You can undo a commit or a push with CMD+Z if you make a mistake. You can merge branches, branch and then turn it into a tracking branch, branch, pull from origin and push to another remote with very little effort. I use this app every day, yet I don't spend all my time using it; it's the simplicity that means it doesn't get in my way.

The support documentation for this app is sparse, however, and when merge conflicts happen the way it stages them makes it unclear which versions you are diffing. The app is getting updates which means these small issues can be ignored. Its definitely worth 5 stars and your money!

Great workflow, deeper functionality than meets the eye. This app has been steadily improving release after release and every new feature implementation appears clean and unobtrusive.
It really makes Git look like a an easy tool, while still enabling access to rather advanced features.

One issue I am encountering is that on some (NOT ALL) repositories which contain submodules, Gitbox is unable checkout / select any branch in the submodules. The main repo works fine though. But I need to go to Terminal to commit changes in the submodules, which kind of spoils the fun. It may be a problem with my Git or a problem with Gitbox, but until now I wasn't able to solve it, and I didn't get any feedback from the dev. If the dev is reading this I'd be grateful if you could get in touch. The emails I sent have the subject "Unable to checkout branch".

There are a bunch of different OS X apps for git, but absolutely none of them comes close to making git as easy as Gitbox does. Simple push/pull, simple search across commits, simple branching and merging, simple listing of all commits and viewing diffs (I use Kaleidoscope for diffs, with Gitbox supports).

And if you wanna go beyond that, it makes it easy to access all of Git's advanced features (stashes, cherry-pick commits, create tags, revert commits, ammend commits, and all sorts of other things).

I love it, and without it Git would not be fun at all. It hasn't received updates in a while, but it's working perfectly the way it is, so who cares?