Vercel account connection
Connect a Vercel account token so projects appear automatically and deployment, uptime, and speed data can be pulled from the Vercel API.
FATHER is a macOS mission-control dashboard for teams managing sites and deployments on Vercel. It brings deployment status, uptime, and speed metrics into one live view, with menu-bar indicators and notifications for issues.
FATHER is a macOS mission-control dashboard for teams shipping websites on Vercel. It connects to a Vercel account and uses the Vercel API to populate projects, deployments, uptime, and speed metrics in one live fleet view.
The app is built for monitoring multiple sites without checking each project separately. It combines a site overview with deployment tracking, menu-bar status, and notifications that can alert users even when the dashboard is closed. Sites hosted elsewhere can also be added manually for basic status checks.
Connect a Vercel account token so projects appear automatically and deployment, uptime, and speed data can be pulled from the Vercel API.
See the status, uptime, and response of every monitored site together on one dashboard.
Follow builds while they run and identify failed deployments when they land, using live data from Vercel.
The FATHER menu-bar icon shows a dot during active builds and turns red when something needs attention.
Notifications can fire while the dashboard is closed, allowing monitoring to continue without leaving the main window open.
Add sites hosted outside Vercel manually for basic status checks; Vercel-specific deployment and performance data is not described for these sites.
Use the fleet view to review the current status, uptime, and response of multiple client or team projects without opening each site separately.
Keep an eye on a Vercel build as it runs and use the deployment status to catch a failed release promptly.
Rely on the menu-bar indicator and background notifications when the main dashboard is closed or attention is focused on another task.
Add externally hosted sites manually when basic availability checks are useful alongside Vercel-managed projects.
Connect a Vercel account token. Projects appear automatically, and deployment, uptime, and speed metrics come from the Vercel API.
Yes. Sites hosted elsewhere can be added manually for basic status checks. The source does not describe Vercel-style deployment tracking or performance metrics for those sites.
Yes. The product page states that notifications can fire even when the dashboard is closed. The menu-bar indicator also shows build activity and turns red when something needs attention.
FATHER is a universal Mac app that runs on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
FATHER costs $7.99 as a one-time purchase. It is also included in the four-app Suite, which costs $22.99 one time.
Traffic data is for reference only.
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