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Get up and running with Diversion in just 3 simple steps: install, create an account, and create your first repository. Your changes will automatically sync with your team—no manual push or pull required. For advanced workflows like branching, team collaboration, and conflict resolution, explore our Basic Workflows section.
This guide uses the Desktop App for Windows and macOS. You can also use the CLI, Unreal Engine Plugin, or WebUI.
1

Install Diversion

Download the installer and follow the instructions.By installing Diversion, you agree to the Terms of ServiceAfter installing, launch the Diversion desktop application.
2

Create an account and log in

Create a new account or sign in with Google.Create RepoAfter creating your account, or if you already have one, log in.
3

Create a new repository

Diversion will show you an option to create a new repository if you don’t have any. Click on New Repository.Create RepoYou have the option to create a repository from an existing folder or create a new folder. Choose Create New Folder and specify the directory on your computer where you want your repository saved.Create RepoYour newly created repository is now listed in both the Cloned Repositories and All Repositories sections. “Cloned” means it exists on your machine and you can start using it locally.Create Repo
4

Add files and start working

Navigate to the folder you created for your repository and add your project files. You can drag and drop files, create new ones, or copy your existing project into this folder.Diversion automatically tracks all changes in the background—no need to manually “add” files like in Git.Open the Diversion desktop app to see your changes tracked in real-time.
5

Commit your changes

Once you’ve made changes you want to save, open the Diversion desktop app and review your modified files.Write a descriptive commit message explaining what you changed, then click the “Commit” button.Your changes are automatically synced to the cloud and shared with your team—no push or pull required!

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What’s Next?

Now that you’re set up, explore these guides to get the most out of Diversion:

Work with Your Team

Invite collaborators and manage permissions

Import Existing Project

Bring your existing codebase into Diversion

Branching & Merging

Work on features in parallel without conflicts

Unreal Engine Setup

Install the Unreal Engine plugin