
Deploir
Self-hosted deploy dashboard
About
Monitor your self-hosted deployments in real-time with this native macOS and iOS companion app. Get instant updates via menu bar icons, widgets, Lock Screen indicators, and Siri Shortcuts. Built for developers and ops to stay informed without keeping a browser tab open.
What's New in Deploir
1.0.0
April 23, 2026
FAQ
What is Deploir?
Deploir is a native macOS and iOS application designed for real-time monitoring of self-hosted deployments. It provides status updates through menu bar icons, widgets, and Siri Shortcuts, allowing users to stay informed about their servers without needing to keep a browser open.
How does Deploir work with Coolify?
Deploir is designed to work with Coolify, an open-source self-hosted deployment platform. Users need a reachable Coolify instance and an API token with specific scopes to connect Deploir and monitor their deployments.
What devices does Deploir support?
Deploir is available for macOS, iPhone, and iPad. It requires macOS 26 or iOS 26 to function.
Does Deploir collect user data?
No, Deploir does not collect any user data. It does not have an account system, sign-up, or a backend owned by the developer. All server URLs and API tokens are stored locally on the device's Keychain.
How often is Deploir updated?
Deploir was last updated on April 23, 2026, with version 1.0.0. As an independent product, users can provide feedback and bug reports to apps@pixzl.de for potential future updates.
Is Deploir free to use?
Yes, Deploir is completely free to use. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements, making it a cost-free solution for monitoring deployments.
Can I test Deploir before connecting my servers?
Yes, Deploir includes a demo mode that allows you to explore all of its features and functionalities before connecting any of your actual servers or providing API tokens.
What kind of notifications does Deploir provide?
Deploir provides local notifications on your device for key deployment events. These include alerts when a deploy starts, finishes, or fails, ensuring you are always aware of your deployment status.


