There is a terminal, which is the best way to sync local projects to a GitHub repository, and once you learn its basics, you can push local projects to remote repositories in seconds. To push to GitHub, install and enable Git on your local machine, go to the web page of your repository, open Bash or Terminal, switch to the desired directory, clone the repository, add all files with `git add .`, commit changes with a meaningful message, and finally push the changes to GitHub. Once authenticated, you'll see specific details about where the data was uploaded. Additionally, Zapier can automate more of your Git processes by connecting GitHub to thousands of other apps, allowing you to send notifications or create tasks when there's a new pull request or commit.