Gemba

Drag and drop your exported assets into Gemba and integrate them into Xcode and Git with a simple click.

 

Designers

No more waiting for your developers

With Gemba, it’s super easy to update assets yourself, whenever you want.

 

No Xcode or Git required

You just drop in your exported assets. Let Gemba handle Xcode and Git.

 

No more faulty assets

Gemba warns you about implausible and mismatching pixel

size

s.

 

Your developers will LOVE you.

 

Developers

No more manual asset integration

Once you’ve integrated new assets, the designers will update them all by themselves. Have a coffee instead.

 

Review potential problems

See at a glance whether you need to tweak anything: Commit messages tell you about changed pixel

size

s for updated assets.

 

Hug your designer!

WHAT’S NEW

Version 0.9.8:

Better first-run experience

• Illustrated benefits recap – in case you thought Gemba was “just” a Git app for designers 😉

• Create a sample repository in your GitHub account with one click. It gently guides you to your first delivered asset, and lets you familiarize yourself with how Gemba works.

• Connect an existing repository from your GitHub account by choosing it from a list.

New features

• Performance! You should see some serious improvements in repositories with 1.000+ assets, both scrolling assets and switching repositories. (h/t Jenni, Flow)

• Connecting a bare local repository now treats it as a remote and clones it to a working copy. (h/t Flow)

• Gemba re-confirms with you before pushing anything to the remote repository.

• Open a repository in an external Git client or editor (Repository → Show In)

Bugfixes

• Asset folders now sorted alphabetically.

• Connecting a local repository while offline no longer shows an unnecessary error.

• Fixed asset filenames were sometimes truncated.

• Fixed problems with some SCP-style syntax repository URLs.

• Fixed Repository menu items being enabled even when the main window was not visible. (h/t Flow)

• Fixed acknowledgments formatt