StackPilot vs the Heroku dashboard

The Heroku dashboard Heroku doesn’t ship

Heroku’s console lives in a browser tab. StackPilot puts your whole fleet — status, deploys, logs, and cost — in your pocket, with push alerts and iOS Live Activities.

CapabilityStackPilotHeroku’s own tools
Check dyno & app status from your phoneWeb console only — not built for mobile
Push alerts on crashes, deploys & incidentsEmail / webhooks you wire up yourself
iOS Live Activities + Dynamic Island deploy trackingNone
Restart, scale & manage dynos on the goCLI on a desktop
Log search & filtering in your pocketCLI / paid add-ons
Month-to-date cost at a glanceBuried in billing
OAuth sign-in · tokens in the device Keychain

14-day trial · no credit card · iOS

Common questions

Does StackPilot replace the Heroku dashboard?
No — it complements it. StackPilot talks to Heroku's API via OAuth, so it stays in sync with everything you do in the web dashboard or CLI; it just puts it on your phone with alerts and Live Activities.
Is StackPilot official or affiliated with Heroku?
No. StackPilot is an independent companion app for Heroku users, not affiliated with or endorsed by Salesforce or Heroku.
Do I have to share my Heroku password?
Never. You sign in with Heroku OAuth2 (or email + one-time code). Tokens are stored in your device Keychain/Keystore — never on our servers.
Which platforms are supported?
iOS today (iPhone and iPad), with Live Activities and Dynamic Island support. Android is coming soon.
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