Taktung vs Monkeytail

Check your Vercel deployments from your iPhone or iPad. Taktung brings production status, website analytics, build logs, visual comparison and a local Field Log into one place. - See your site's production state and recent deployments, and what changed since you last looked. - Search deployments in plain words, such as “failed preview builds yesterday” or “last successful deploy on main”. Results come straight from Vercel. - Follow Vercel Web Analytics usage: visitors, page views, daily traffic, top pages, referrers, countries and devices. Choose a 7-day or 30-day period within your Vercel plan’s reporting window. Web Analytics must be enabled and installed on the website. - Compare real page captures with a reveal slider or side-by-side view. Save a baseline for the next deployment. - Investigate failed builds with their key log lines, searchable build logs and a bounded live runtime log stream. - Inspect project activity, domains, deployment checks, cron schedules and feature flag names. - Check environment variable names and targets without exposing values. - Keep checks, comparisons and personal notes in a local Field Log. Search it in your own words, summarize the last 7 days, or export it as text. - Optionally add recent deployments and Field Log notes to Spotlight. - Add small, medium or large Home Screen widgets. Choose all projects or one project; the large widget also shows recent deployment activity. - Ask Siri for deployment status, or use Shortcuts to inspect a project and check its loaded signals. - Review and confirm redeploy, promote and rollback actions. Connect with a Vercel personal access token, stored in the device Keychain. Taktung calls Vercel directly; history and saved baselines stay on this device, separated by account and team. Choose Light, Dark or System appearance. Layouts adapt to iPhone, expanded iPhone Duo and iPad. On compatible devices with Apple Intelligence available, Taktung can read unusual search phrasing, explain a failed build in one sentence and summarize site briefs, all on the device. Every feature works without it. Optional tips in Settings support Taktung’s development. Tips can be repeated and do not unlock features or start a subscription. Requires iOS 27 or later and a Vercel account. Taktung is not officially affiliated with or endorsed by Vercel.

Monkeytail is a native API client and request debugger for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro, with a compact Apple Watch companion for favourite requests. No Monkeytail account or sign-in. • Organise workspaces, each with its own collections, environments and globals, in a sidebar tree of nested folders. Move requests and folders by dragging them. • Import cURL, Postman, Insomnia, Bruno, Hoppscotch, Thunder Client, HAR, .http files and OpenAPI or Swagger JSON/YAML. • Share headers, authentication, variables and scripts across folders. Postman-style pm scripts and tests run unchanged, with CryptoJS, lodash and moment. • Use OAuth 2.0 with PKCE, OAuth 1.0, JWT, Digest, API keys, Basic, Bearer and AWS Signature V4. • Run whole collections with data files and export reports. Generate client code in 13 languages. • Edit GraphQL queries and variables, and inspect WebSocket and SSE messages. • Format JSON, browse a tree, search, check responses with visual tests, and preview images, audio, video, hex or binary data. • Save and compare responses, create offline mocks, and manage cookies and client certificates. Inspect timings, redirects and TLS details. • Choose a theme, your own light and dark colours, and interface and code fonts. • Use Monkeytail in English, Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean or Simplified Chinese. • Sync with iCloud Drive and choose proxies. Browser TLS and HTTP/2 profiles are available on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Free, with no in-app purchases, analytics, tracking or data collection by Kitta Co. Requests go to servers and proxies you choose. Keychain storage is optional, and you choose whether credentials join iCloud sync. Cookies, client certificates and upload files stay on your device. Requires iOS 17 or macOS 14 or later. Client certificate import on Mac requires macOS 15.