What is Gitea?
Gitea is a lightweight, open-source Git service: repositories, pull requests, issues, a wiki, releases and built-in Actions for CI, in a fast web interface that feels familiar to anyone who uses GitHub.
Gitea in action
What you can do with Gitea
Private codeKeep your company's code on your own server.
Team reviewsPull requests with reviews and protected branches.
Issues and wikiPlan work and document projects in one place.
Mirrors and backupsMirror repositories from GitHub as an extra copy.
Get started in four steps
- Choose a planTeam, Business or Flagship.
- Sign inOpen your address and sign in with the admin details in your panel.
- Create a repositoryNew Repository, then push with git over HTTPS.
- Add your teamCreate accounts in your panel and add them to an organisation.
How AtrbCode runs Gitea
- Unlimited private repositories
- Pull requests, issues, wiki and releases
- Admin account made for you, sign-ups closed
- Push and pull over HTTPS
- Nightly backups of every repository
- Its own isolated container, so nothing else on the server can reach it
- Its own panel: status, logs, tools, backups and billing
Gitea plans
| Plan | Memory | Storage | Good for | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team | 512 MB | 10 GB | A developer or a small team | $7.99/mo |
| Business | 1 GB | 30 GB | A company's code and projects | $14.99/mo |
| Flagship | 2 GB | 80 GB | Many repositories and big teams | $29.99/mo |
Questions about Gitea
Can I migrate from GitHub?
Yes. New Migration imports repositories, and optionally issues and pull requests, from GitHub or GitLab.
Does it support CI?
Gitea Actions understands GitHub Actions workflow files; runners are set up separately.
Is SSH supported?
Your instance uses HTTPS for git, which works everywhere, including behind firewalls.