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Woke up with the idea of a small native mac app, how hard can it be? I had been using CCMenu extensively for quite some period of time, but it has many shortcomings, one of them is not being able to monitor other branches than master, it also only shows a very simple status.

Tempomat is a tiny, fast and secure menu bar app to monitor your continuous integration pipelines for your software projects, you just add a token and the app takes care of the rest.

Features ======

- Observe all the projects and all the branches different CI systems, easily tell which branches are building, have failed or succeeded. - Visualize on which step a build has failed - Receive a notification when a branch fails to build. - Trigger a build right from your desktop.

Upcoming features ==============

- More CI systems: currently only CircleCI and AppCenter are supported but more will come - More actions on branches/repositories - Blacklist branches/repositories

Give it a try! I promise you won't be disappointed!

Hey Oscar- this is super neat! I'm working on a CI tool as well, are you planning to publish 3rd party integration details? That'll be super cool!
I would like to keep the tool as simple as possible, but I'm not sure what details you mean, maybe if you can explain it to me a bit more in a email we can flesh out the idea?
Are Github Actions on the roadmap?

Switching from CircleCI and looking for a CCMenu replacement that can track status of Github Actions.

Most definitely yes! right now I'm working on Bitrise integration because that is what we use at work, but next on the map is github actions and other major CI systems
Neat! Will check it out when it supports Travis CI.

Currently using ccmenu, and I can get it set up for all my branches just fine (Need to manually adjust the url to match the branch exposed in Travis CI). (Thanks Thoughtworks for making it!)

If you can give me your email I can send you an email once TravisCI is supported :)
Love the menu bar app style
Excited to use this when it supports Concourse CI with Authentication.
I never heard of Concourse but I definitely check it out