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Collaboration and version control for sketch files. What are people using?

over 7 years ago from

What do people recommend for collaborating on sketch files? I want visual changelogs, revert to a specific version, commit messages etc. Basically git like features but design-centred. From what I can see the two main (only?) options are:

Anybody used either of these? What do you think? Are there other good options out there? Mac only is fine.

8 comments

  • Mathieu Dutour, almost 6 years ago

    Yo! Kactus does exactly this! It converts back and forth between sketch files and json-files (while still allowing to see the visual diffs) so you can use git and GitHub.

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  • Josh BrewerJosh Brewer, 6 years ago

    Hey there! Josh Brewer from Abstract here. Abstract is currently in Private Alpha and heading toward a Public Beta soon! Let us know if you'd like to test Abstract out and we can get you in the next batch of invites.

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    • , 6 years ago

      Hi Josh, that would be great as having tried Folio for a while I found it wasn't really suitable and ended up just using git on the command line. I have signed up via the website (company: WegoWise). Thanks in advance!

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  • Tiffany Ta, 6 years ago

    Try this out http://www.picnic.design. It's a plugin that allows multiple people in a single file and has the capability to share symbols and styles.

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  • Jonathan SimcoeJonathan Simcoe, over 7 years ago

    I've used Folio for Mac. They have already updated to v2, continue to add features and is really solid.

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    • , over 7 years ago

      Oh cool, thanks for commenting. I think I'm leaning towards folio, the idea of having free viewers as well seems really handy. Surprised that there really isn't more competition in this space though considering there's a new prototyping app being released every week it seems.

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