# Riffle for Mac

> Compare files, review changes and resolve merges.

Riffle shows two-way diffs of files and images, and its Pro license adds three-way merge, folder comparison and Git reviews where you can stage individual hunks, view blame and step through history. It works with Git, Tower and the command line.

## Facts

- Price: Free, with paid upgrades
- Developer: Skulkworks
- Category: Developer Tools
- Website: https://skulkworks.dev/riffle
- Facts checked: 2026-10-19
- MacWorthy page: https://macworthy.com/apps/riffle/

## Questions

### Is Riffle free?

Riffle is free to download and use, with paid upgrades for extra features.

### Where can I download Riffle for Mac?

Download Riffle from the developer's website (skulkworks.dev). MacWorthy links only to official sources.

### What are good alternatives to Riffle?

Other developer tools apps for Mac worth a look are Kaleidoscope (subscription), Tower (subscription), Fork (one-time purchase) and Zed (open source).

## Alternatives in Developer Tools

- [Kaleidoscope](https://macworthy.com/apps/kaleidoscope/): See every difference, in text, images and folders. (Subscription)
- [Tower](https://macworthy.com/apps/tower/): Git, with an undo button. (Subscription)
- [Fork](https://macworthy.com/apps/fork/): A fast, friendly Git client. (One-time purchase)
- [Zed](https://macworthy.com/apps/zed/): A code editor that runs at the speed of thought. (Open source)
- [Ghostty](https://macworthy.com/apps/ghostty/): A fast, feature-rich, truly native terminal. (Open source)
- [OrbStack](https://macworthy.com/apps/orbstack/): Docker and Linux machines, light as a feather. (Free + Pro)
- [Warp](https://macworthy.com/apps/warp/): The terminal, reimagined around blocks and agents. (Free + Pro)
- [iTerm2](https://macworthy.com/apps/iterm2/): The terminal that taught macOS new tricks. (Open source)

Tags: diff, merge, git