One view for every provider
Pipelines group by repository and workflow across all providers. Filter by status, provider, organization or time range, or save a list as a view with sub-views and pins.
Dashboard docs
Every CI/CD pipeline in one dashboard
Pipedash is an open source app that shows the pipelines of many CI/CD providers in one view, and triggers, reruns and cancels runs without a switch of tabs.
Works with twelve providers
A look inside
Nine screens, from spotting a failed run to fixing it. Switch between desktop and mobile to see the same page on both.
Every provider in one list, grouped by repository, with pinned workflows on top and a tab for each view.
Read the docs
Each run with its commit, branch, actor and duration. A failed run stands out at the top.
Read the docsStatus, commit, branch and duration of one run, with its jobs and the actions it allows.
Read the docsSteps, errors and search in the job log of every provider, without opening its site.
Read the docsThe inputs Pipedash loads from the provider, as a form.
Read the docsRun duration, success rate and run count over time.
Read the docsThe provider's status page and open incidents, next to your pipelines.
Read the docsFailed runs and provider outages in one inbox.
Read the docsConnected providers, their status and refresh interval.
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What it does
Everything the dashboard shows comes from the provider APIs. Nothing leaves the machine except those calls.
Trigger, rerun and cancel
Pipedash loads workflow inputs, pipeline variables or job parameters from the provider and shows them as a form. Rerun any run with the same inputs, or cancel it. On setup, Pipedash checks the token and lists which actions it allows.
Trigger and cancel docs
Build metrics
Run duration, success rate and run frequency per pipeline, aggregated by hour, day, week or month with P95 and P99.
Metrics docs
Where it runs
Pipedash runs as a desktop app, as a server for a whole team, or on a phone. Every version shows the same dashboard.
Desktop
Native Tauri app for macOS, Windows and Linux. Tokens go to the OS keyring.
DownloadDocker
One container runs the REST API and the embedded frontend. Pull ghcr.io/hcavarsan/pipedash-web.
Docker guideiOS and Android
Same dashboard on iPhone, iPad and Android, from the App Store and the Android beta on Google Play.
Get the appsREST API
Every dashboard action is a route under /api/v1 with bearer auth.
API referenceAlso in Pipedash
Run history
Browse runs with commit, branch, actor and duration.
Run history docsSmart refresh
Each provider refreshes on its own interval, and a failing provider backs off up to 10 minutes, or as long as its rate limit asks, without slowing the others.
Refresh docsPrivate by default
Provider tokens are stored encrypted on the local machine or a self-hosted server, and Pipedash sends no telemetry.
Token storage docsSQLite or PostgreSQL
Local SQLite by default. Switch to PostgreSQL for a shared team deployment and migrate the data in the setup wizard.
Storage docs