Build, ship, and monitor without leaving your flow. Track deployments, pull requests, builds, ports, API usage, repositories, and local services directly from your menu bar so you spend less time refreshing dashboards and more time writing code.
Manifold
Manifold brings GitLab and GitHub Actions pipelines into one place, showing status at a glance with alerts, filtering, logs, retries, and secure access across multiple projects and servers.
Actvt
Actvt combines live CPU, GPU, memory, and network monitoring with AI cost tracking, searchable Claude Code and Codex session transcripts, and a customizable animated menu bar icon.
DevFob
DevFob keeps Claude Code and Codex sessions within reach with live status, approvals, permission prompts, and rate limits. Secure companion apps for iPhone, Apple Watch, and Android keep everything in sync.
Bosun
Bosun helps developers monitor listening ports, tunnels, VPN connections, and Docker containers in real time. View processes, track history, and stop unwanted services with a single click.
IAXT
IAXT monitors AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex by locally recording commands, file changes, and system actions. Review activity logs, spot unusual behavior, and keep AI workflows secure.
Quay
Quay helps developers manage local services from one place, making it easy to start, stop, and monitor project servers, Docker containers, Homebrew services, and terminal agents with live resource metrics and one-click browser access.
cctop
This menu bar app helps developers monitor multiple AI coding sessions from tools like Claude Code, Codex, opencode, and pi, making it easy to spot when attention is needed and jump straight to the right terminal, editor, or conversation.
ProcessSpy
ProcessSpy provides in-depth macOS process monitoring with CPU and memory history, disk I/O, hierarchical views, regex search, and a detailed inspector for real-time system insight and performance analysis tracking overview.
Drafty
Drafty keeps lightweight Codex tasks close at hand, making it easy to launch quick prompts, attach files, hand off to terminal editors, or dictate drafts locally without interrupting your command-line workflow.












