DeployLens

Real-time Kanban dashboard for your GitHub deployment pipeline. See every PR, build, and deployment flow from PR → staging → production. Free to try.

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Zain Sheikh· 2mo ago
A live board fed by GitHub webhooks with no YAML changes is a much lower friction way to see whether a deploy actually landed in staging, does it cover multiple repos on one board?

DeployLens is a real-time Kanban dashboard for GitHub deployment pipelines. It connects via a GitHub App and turns pull requests, workflow runs, and deployment events into a live, auto-updating board - driven by GitHub webhooks. Instead of opening GitHub Actions repeatedly to check whether a build passed or a deploy landed in staging, DeployLens shows everything in one place: open PRs, in-progress workflow runs, and the current state of each deployment environment. How it works - 1. Install the DeployLens GitHub App from the GitHub Marketplace - 2. Select your repositories - 3. Your pipeline board appears immediately - no YAML changes, no configuration required What you see on the board - Pull Requests — open PRs with review status and check results - Workflow Runs — builds and checks in progress - Environments — one column per environment (staging, production, etc.) - Failures stay visible until resolved; all cards link back to GitHub Security and Permissions DeployLens is built with a security-first architecture and offers two integration modes depending on your team's compliance requirements: - Standard Mode (Recommended): Uses highly restricted, Read-Only permissions (`Actions`, `Checks`, `Deployments`, `Pull-requests`, `Metadata`, `Issues`, and `Contents`). We use the `Contents` scope solely to enrich your dashboard with change scope labels and recent commit details. No source code is ever stored. - Privacy Mode (SOC2-Friendly): Completely strips away the `Contents`, `Push`, and `Commit comment` scopes. DeployLens operates entirely on metadata (PR statuses, workflow runs, and deployment events). Zero source code access. Data Guardrails: We only listen to webhook events required to update your board in real-time (like Check Runs, Deployment Status, and PR Reviews). We never request write access to your repositories. Pricing 14-day free trial, no payment card required.

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DeployLens provides a real-time Kanban dashboard that visualizes GitHub pull requests, workflow runs, and deployments in one live board.

for: Developers and teams using GitHub who need unified pipeline visibility.
pricing: paid · free trial

Key features

6 features of DeployLens

Real-time updates — Cards move instantly as GitHub webhooks fire, showing current PR, build, and deployment status.
Progress bars — Displays CI check progress with color-coded bars for quick health assessment.
Change scope labels — Shows the deepest common directory a change touches directly on each card.
DORA metrics — Automatically calculates deployment frequency, lead time, change failure rate, and MTTR.
Environment columns — Creates a column for each environment (staging, production, preview, etc.) automatically.
Zero config — Install the GitHub App and start; no YAML, code changes, or additional setup required.

Use cases

Track the status of a feature branch from PR through staging to production in real time.
Identify failing builds or deployments instantly without manual page refreshes.
Measure team delivery performance using built-in DORA metrics.

DeployLens pricing

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Solo$9/ mo/monthUnlimited repositories · Real-time pipeline board · DORA metrics · All environments
Team$39/ mo/monthUp to 10 team members · Shared workspace · All Solo features
Business$79/ mo/monthUp to 25 team members · Shared workspace · All Team features
Scale$149/ mo/monthUp to 50 team members · Shared workspace · All Business features · Extra seats $3/mo

DeployLens vs alternatives

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	DeployLens	Fluent CI	Livecycle	Keel	BuildShip
Best for	Live Kanban view of GitHub pipelines	Code-first CI/CD pipeline authoring	Collaborative preview environments	Kubernetes continuous delivery	Visual backend building
Pricing	Paid	Free	Free	Subscription	Free
DevHunt upvotes	1	158	52	46	118
Launched	Aug 2026	Jan 2024	Jan 2023	Mar 2024	Jan 2023

DeployLens vs Fluent CI: Fluent CI lets you define CI/CD pipelines in TypeScript, while DeployLens visualizes existing GitHub pipelines without code changes.
DeployLens vs Livecycle: Livecycle offers collaborative preview environments, whereas DeployLens focuses on pipeline status visualization.
DeployLens vs Keel: Keel automates continuous delivery for Kubernetes, while DeployLens provides a dashboard for any GitHub deployment pipeline.
DeployLens vs BuildShip: BuildShip is an AI-powered visual backend builder; DeployLens is a monitoring dashboard for GitHub pipelines.

DeployLens FAQ

How does DeployLens get data from my repositories?+

It connects via a GitHub App and listens to required webhook events such as PR reviews, workflow runs, and deployment statuses.

Do I need to modify my CI/CD configuration?+

No, DeployLens works without any YAML changes or code modifications; just install the app.

What permissions does DeployLens require?+

Standard mode uses read-only scopes (Actions, Checks, Deployments, Pull-requests, Metadata, Issues, Contents); Privacy mode removes Contents, Push, and Commit comment scopes.

Is there a free trial?+

Yes, a 14-day free trial with full access is available and no payment card is required.

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