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Scalene · Native Vercel client
Vercel, in
your pocket.
A native iPhone, iPad, and Mac client for Vercel. Watch deployments, read build logs, check usage, and get a push the moment production breaks.
Built for Apple platforms
01 · What it does
The whole dashboard, minus the browser.
Scalene talks to the Vercel API directly. Everything you check ten times a day is one tap from the app switcher, on a screen designed for the device in your hand.
Logs that stay readable
Monospaced build output on a near-black panel, with metadata and lifecycle actions kept out of the way until you need them.
Analytics without the squint
Time-series traffic plus ranked breakdowns by page, referrer, and country — drawn as calm, legible geometry.
Spend you can check in a second
Current-period usage broken down by service and project, so the surprise invoice stops being a surprise.
Product study
Four views. One calm system.
Dense operational data, edited for a smaller screen.
Analytics01/04
Build logs02/04
Usage03/04
Settings04/04
02 · Push notifications
Know production broke before your users tell you.
Deployment succeeded, failed, cancelled, or stuck in checks — choose which events are worth a buzz and let Scalene handle the relay.
Notification system
Useful by default.
Precise by design.
- On by default, off by choice
- Every event type starts enabled. Mute what you do not want, per project.
- Per device, not per account
- Your iPhone can stay loud while your Mac stays quiet. Each device keeps its own preferences.
- One webhook per team
- Scalene registers once and fans out from there, so adding a device does not clutter your Vercel settings.
03 · Your credentials
No account. No tracking. No middleman for your data.
Scalene has no sign-up, because it has no backend for you to sign up to. App data requests go directly to Vercel; notification events take only the short relay path needed to reach your devices.
Token lives in the Keychain
Your Vercel API token stays in the system Keychain. It is never written to Scalene’s servers.
Relay stores the minimum
The push relay keeps a device token, team and project IDs, notification preferences, and the secret needed to verify Vercel events.
No analytics SDK
There is no third-party telemetry in the app, no advertising identifier, and nothing to opt out of.
Every data path is documented, including the push relay.
Read the privacy policy