Vercel Bar
Vercel, in your macOS menu bar.
Details
- Role
- Author
- Started
- September 2026
- Language
- Swift
- Platform
- macOS
Overview
Deploying to Vercel usually means keeping a dashboard tab open and refreshing it. Vercel Bar moves that loop into the menu bar: one click shows every recent deployment across your projects — status, branch, commit, author, age — with a filter when you want to focus on one project.
Click a deployment and its build log follows along in a monospace panel while the build runs; failures show the error step and message up top. When a deployment fails, or a production deploy goes live, you get a native macOS notification that jumps straight to it. You can also act from the panel: cancel a running build, promote a preview to production, or roll production back — each behind a confirmation.
It is app-sandboxed and talks to api.vercel.com directly with a token you create, stored only in the macOS Keychain. No analytics, no crash reporting, no server in the middle. Vercel Bar is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or supported by Vercel Inc.
Highlights
- Every recent deployment across all projects and teams, at a glance
- Live build logs that follow along while a build runs
- Native notifications when a deployment fails or a production deploy goes live
- Cancel, promote to production or roll back — each behind a confirmation
- Token lives in the Keychain; requests go straight to api.vercel.com, no telemetry
- Homebrew cask or .dmg download; macOS 13 Ventura or later
Built with
- Swift
- macOS
- Vercel API