Deploylight for MAC
Free, open-source menu bar app that shows the live status of your Vercel deployments and Cloudflare Workers Builds on Apple Silicon Macs.
Deploylight Overview
Deploylight is a free, open-source menu bar app that shows your deployment status in real time. It works with Vercel deployments and Cloudflare Workers Builds and merges both into one list. The menu bar icon shows whether the latest build is building, ready or has failed, and while a build runs it can also show the project name and a live build timer. Click any deployment in the menu to open it in Vercel or the Cloudflare dashboard.
The app was previously called Vercel Deployment Menu Bar. Version 0.3.0 brings the new name and adds Cloudflare Workers Builds, a Projects section with each project's latest production deployment, provider icons and production or preview badges, redesigned preferences and Open at Login; existing tokens and settings carry over. Deploylight is a native Swift app released under the MIT license by its developer, andrewk17 on GitHub, and it is code-signed and notarized by Apple. You need a Vercel API token, a Cloudflare user API token, or both. Cloudflare Pages projects are not supported yet, and Workers deployed directly with wrangler deploy have no builds to show. The download is built for Apple Silicon Macs only and needs macOS 13 or later.
Key Features
Deploylight keeps an eye on your deployments so you do not have to keep a dashboard open.
- Live status icon: building, ready or error at a glance in the menu bar.
- Two providers: Vercel deployments and Cloudflare Workers Builds in one list.
- Build timer: a live building time, then the total time when done.
- Projects section: each project's latest production deployment and history.
- Filters: narrow by team, project, branch, environment and state.
- Production and preview badges: see which kind of build each row is.
- One click: open any deployment in Vercel or the Cloudflare dashboard.
- Native and notarized: a lightweight Swift app signed and notarized by Apple.
What’s New in Version 0.3.0
Deploylight 0.3.0 renames Vercel Deployment Menu Bar and adds Cloudflare.
- Cloudflare Workers Builds alongside Vercel deployments, in one list
- A Projects section with each project's latest production deployment
- Provider icons and production or preview badges in the menu
- Live build times, with the total time for finished builds
- Choice of what the menu bar shows and how times are written
- Redesigned Preferences and Open at Login
Deploylight FAQ
Is Deploylight free?
Yes. Deploylight is free and open source under the MIT license.
What does Deploylight do?
It shows the status of your Vercel deployments and Cloudflare Workers Builds in the Mac menu bar, updating in real time, and lets you open any deployment with one click.
Is Deploylight the same as Vercel Deployment Menu Bar?
Yes. Version 0.3.0 renamed the app to Deploylight. Your tokens and settings carry over, and when you open Deploylight it offers to quit the old app and move it to the Trash.
What do I need to use Deploylight?
A Vercel API token, a Cloudflare user API token, or both, added in Preferences. For Cloudflare, the token needs the account permissions Workers Builds Configuration: Read and Workers Scripts: Read.
Why don't my Cloudflare projects show up?
Deploylight shows Workers that build from a GitHub or GitLab repository with Workers Builds. Cloudflare Pages projects are not supported yet, and Workers deployed directly with wrangler deploy have no builds to show.
Does Deploylight work with Vercel teams?
Yes. It accepts personal or team tokens and can be limited to chosen team scopes, projects, branches, environments and deployment states.
Does Deploylight run on Intel Macs?
The official download is built for Apple Silicon Macs only. It needs macOS 13 or later.
Is Deploylight signed by Apple?
Yes. The pre-built app is code-signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens without a Gatekeeper warning.
How do I install Deploylight?
Download the zip from the latest release, unzip it, move Deploylight to your Applications folder and open it. Then choose Preferences from its menu bar icon to add your tokens.
Where does the Deploylight download on deploylight.FULLMAC.app come from?
The download button leads to the official Deploylight release page on GitHub at https://github.com/andrewk17/deploylight/releases/latest. deploylight.FULLMAC.app does not change or repackage the app.
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