Know your stackis always fine.
Fleet health, deploys, config and schema drift, cost and alerts for your Heroku and Vercel apps — in one glance, from your phone. Then restart, scale or roll back without opening a laptop.
Not out yet. Fourteen days of Premium when it is, no card, and an email from me the day it ships — nothing else.
Three things a browser tab can’t do
And the rest of it
- Fleet health
- Every Heroku and Vercel app in one view — status, region, stack, last deploy.
- Config and schema drift
- Know when an env var changed between deploys, or the database drifted from baseline. Accept it in one tap.
- Cost and SSL watch
- Dyno cost against your monthly budget, and certificate expiry before it bites.
- Logs in your pocket
- Read straight from the platform API — 100 lines on Free, 1,000 on Premium. Nothing stored our side.
- Webhooks, registered for you
- Connect Heroku and the build, release and dyno hooks get set up. Vercel is polled.
- Tokens, handled plainly
- An API key, encrypted at rest so we can alert you while the app is closed. Never logged, erased when you disconnect.
What you see when you open it
Not a menu. The four apps that need you, the fleet strip, and what the month is costing so far.
- Needs-attention list, ordered by what is actually on fire
- One strip, one segment per app, coloured by dyno health
- Month-to-date spend against the budget you set
Five screens, straight off the build
Captured from the binary going to the App Store, with sample data — this is what you see before connecting a provider.
Roll back from bed
A failed release, the last good version, and one button. No laptop, no browser tab.
Only what matters wakes you
Criticals interrupt. Warnings wait for Monday. Quiet hours and weekend mode are per-account.
Spend, before it surprises you
Projected month against your budget, by app and by provider, with the idle leaks called out.
Every deploy, one log
What shipped, when, by which commit, and how it went — across every app you run.
The whole fleet, one list
Health, spend and last deploy per app, sortable by whichever of those is hurting today.
One paid tier, $7.99 a month
Fourteen days of Premium to start, no card. After that the free tier keeps working — one platform, five apps, read-only. Subscriptions are sold and cancelled through the App Store and Google Play, not by me.
Your platform tokens, handled plainly
- Connect with a Heroku API key or Vercel token — never your password
- Tokens are encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM) on our servers so we can alert you while the app is closed
- Never logged · erased when you disconnect · HTTPS end-to-end
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play
Questions
Email goes to me
StackPilot is built by one developer in Vermont. There is no support queue and no chat widget — stackpilot@802.software reaches me directly, usually same day. What I am building next is on the roadmap, and what already shipped is in the changelog.
One email, the day it ships
That is the whole list. No drip sequence, no tips, no offers.
Unsubscribe link in the email. The address is not sold or shared.