Git comes with `git gui` which offers some kind of UI. If you are looking for UI - I would suggest that you go for JetBrains IDEs which come fully integrated wi

Git comes with `git gui` which offers some kind of UI. If you are looking for UI - I would suggest that you go for JetBrains IDEs which come fully integrated with Git (and other VCS). More than the IDE, you definitely need to walk people through the difference between SVN and Git. The whole local+remote repo model stumps a lot of people. They should understand and use git idiomatically, instead of trying to use it like an SVN alternative!