Every host. Every domain. Every site. One app.
One app for everything behind your websites. See deployments, domains, traffic, search, and uptime from Vercel, Cloudflare, Namecheap, Google, and 24 more services on one screen, on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Coming soon to iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Tap the badge and we write once, on launch day.
What it does
Ten dashboards, ten logins.
Or one app.
A website lives in many places: the host that deploys it, the registrar that owns the domain, and the services that count visitors and watch uptime. Dashlytics signs in to each of them with your own API key and puts the answers on one screen.
Each one its own login, its own layout, its own place to forget.
- api-gateway failed to deploy2 minutes agoVercel
- example.dev expires in 5 daysAuto-renew is offNamecheap
- 1,284 visitors todayTop page: /pricingPlausible
- All 6 monitors upChecked a minute agoUptimeRobot
Did my deploy go through?
Projects, deployments, build logs, and domains from ten hosting platforms.
When does my domain expire?
Every domain from every registrar, sorted by expiry, with auto-renew, lock, and nameservers.
How many people came by?
Visitors, top pages, referrers, countries, and devices, as native charts.
How do I rank in search?
Clicks, impressions, and the queries people use to find you.
Is the site up, and fast?
Uptime monitors, incidents, Core Web Vitals, and how real visitors experience the page.
Is my app through review?
Builds, review state, TestFlight, ratings, and daily sales for your iOS and Mac apps.
Read-only by default. Where a change is possible, like a DNS record or a cache purge, Dashlytics asks before it runs.
Home
Home knows what needs you.
Dashlytics reads what every workspace loaded and raises only what changed. Tap a row, and you are on the item.
Domains, before they lapse.
Anything expiring within 30 days lands on Home. Seven days or less is critical.
Deployments that failed.
The latest deployment on Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, or any other host, the moment it goes red.
Builds stuck in processing.
An App Store Connect build processing past the hour, and a version waiting for review.
Workspaces
Three workspaces. Everything in its place.
Hosting holds your projects and deployments. Registrars holds your domains. Services holds analytics, search, speed, uptime, and App Store Connect. Home sits above all three and shows only what needs you.
Registrars
22 days left. You knew at 30.
Every domain from eight registrars on one screen: expiry, auto-renew, transfer lock, WHOIS privacy, nameservers. And the full registrar API behind it, read and write, with a confirmation before anything changes.
Views
One per client, or per anything.
A view is a named set of sources, narrowed to the projects and domains that matter for it. Pick one, and attention, recent items, and search all follow. Views sync with your accounts, so the set you built on the Mac is the set you open on the phone.
Try it. The phone is live.
Home
4 sources · 4 need attention
- Demo registrar needs this device's IPNamecheap only answers whitelisted addresses.
- example.dev expires in 5 daysRenew it at Namecheap before it lapses.
- api-gateway failed to deployThe latest deployment failed on Vercel.
- Build 1.0 (5) is still processingUploaded 95 minutes ago.
- Demo TeamVercelActive
- Demo registrarNamecheapActive
- Dashlytics demoPageSpeed & CrUX · 1 propertyActive
- App Store Connect · 2 appsApp Store Connect · 2 properties›
- example.devDomain · Demo registrar10 min
- api-gatewayVercel project · Demo Team2 h
- dashlytics-app.comPageSpeed · Dashlytics demo1 d
Privacy
No account. No server. No analytics.
Every request goes from your device straight to the provider’s own API, with your own token.
Keychain, then iCloud Keychain.
One Keychain item per account. With iCloud Sync on, they reach your other devices as end-to-end encrypted items that Apple cannot read. Turn it off and they stay on this device only.
Direct to the provider.
HTTPS only, no cookies, no cache. A token is sent to exactly one place: the API it was issued for.
Writes ask first.
Changing a DNS record, purging a cache, spending money: a confirmation appears before it runs.
Lock it with Face ID.
Optional Face ID, Touch ID, Optic ID, or passcode lock per device. Covers every window, hides the app switcher.
Nothing phones home.
No advertising, no tracking, no product analytics. Apple handles payments; we never see a card.
Any account, any time.
Connect a source, remove it, rotate a token. Your accounts at each provider are never changed.
How it works
Three steps. Zero middlemen.
Dashlytics is a client, not a service. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing of ours in the way.
Paste a token.
Create an API token at the provider, paste it once. It lands in the Keychain and nowhere else. Google services sign in with OAuth.
Read from the provider.
Every request goes from your device to the provider's own API over HTTPS. Same token, same data you see in their dashboard.
Home raises what changed.
Domains near expiry, deployments that failed, builds stuck in processing. Everything else stays quiet.
Platforms
iPhone, iPad, and Mac. One purchase.
A native Mac app with a sidebar, list and detail side by side, a menu bar, and keyboard shortcuts. The same layout on iPad. Your accounts on all of them, through iCloud.
Native on the Mac.
Not a web view, not Catalyst. A real Mac window with a sidebar, a menu bar, and multiple windows.
List and detail, side by side.
From 900 points of width every workspace shows its list next to the item you opened, on iPad and on the Mac.
Buy once, use everywhere.
One App Store purchase covers iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Family Sharing works the way Apple defines it.
Pricing
Free for your first source in each category.
One host, one registrar, one service, with every feature. Pro is for the second account in a category, and every one after.
No paywall until you add a second account in a categoryRenews monthly until cancelled.
Save 42% against monthly.
7-day free trialPay once, own it, no renewal.
| What you get | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Sources per categoryHosting, registrars, services | 1 | ∞ |
| Home, attention rows, recent items | ||
| Views | ||
| Full provider API catalogsEvery read and write operation, with confirmation | ||
| iCloud sync and app lock | ||
| iPhone, iPad, and Mac |
US prices; Apple localizes the rest. Requires iOS 18, iPadOS 18, or macOS 15. Over the limit, nothing is deleted: the extra sources wait until you upgrade or remove one.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Do you ever see my API tokens?
No. There is no Dashlytics server, so there is nowhere for a token to go except the provider it belongs to. Tokens live in the Keychain, sync only through iCloud Keychain if you leave that on, and never appear in logs, caches, or crash reports.
What counts as a source?
One connected account at one provider. A Vercel team is a source, a Namecheap account is a source, a PageSpeed property is a source. The first source in each of the three categories is free with every feature. The second in the same category needs Pro.
Can Dashlytics change anything at my providers?
Only where the app explicitly offers it, and only after a confirmation. Cloudflare actions and the API explorers treat every non-read operation as a write and ask first. Everything else is read-only. Your accounts at each provider are never modified by connecting or removing them.
Does iCloud sync send my credentials to Apple?
Sync uses iCloud Keychain, which is end-to-end encrypted with keys that only your devices hold. Apple cannot read the items. Turn iCloud Sync off in Settings and accounts stay on that device only. Turning it off never deletes anything on your other devices.
Which devices does it run on?
iPhone and iPad on iOS 18 or later, and Mac on macOS 15 or later, as one App Store purchase. The Mac app is native, not Catalyst and not a web view. There is no Android app and no web version, and none is planned.
What happens if I go over the free limit?
Nothing is deleted. A banner appears above the category, the extra sources stay connected, and they open again the moment you upgrade or remove one. Pro is a monthly or yearly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase, all through Apple.
Be first to know.Get Dashlytics.
Dashlytics is coming to the App Store. One line from you, one line back from us on launch day.One purchase for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Your first source in each category is free.
Coming soon to iPhone, iPad, and Mac