#What is Vercel Status Tracker?

Vercel Status Tracker is a straightforward, web-based dashboard designed to monitor and visualize your Vercel project deployments at a glance. Hosted on Vercel for irony and efficiency, it pulls live data to show metrics like deployment counts, success rates, and build durations—helping developers spot issues early, celebrate smooth releases, or share project status with teams. Ideal for indie devs, SaaS builders, or agencies relying on Vercel for hosting, it turns raw API data into an intuitive interface without needing complex setups. As a free tool, it's perfect for quick health checks during CI/CD pipelines or post-deploy reviews, emphasizing simplicity over bloat in a fast-moving dev environment.

#Features ⚡️

• Live Metrics Display: Real-time stats for deployments (total, success rate as %), average build time, and recent logs.

• Deployment History: Scrollable list of past deploys with status (success/fail), timestamps, and previews.

• Embeddable Widget: Generate code snippets to embed the tracker in docs, Notion pages, or internal tools.

• Alert Thresholds: Customizable notifications for failed deploys or slow builds (via webhooks).

• Dark/Light Mode: Auto-detects theme for comfortable viewing in any setup.

• Export Options: Download CSV summaries of metrics for reporting or analysis.

#Pros ✅

• Instant Insights: No setup—paste your project ID and see metrics load in seconds.

• Vercel-Native: Leverages Vercel's API directly for accurate, up-to-the-minute data.

• Free & Embeddable: Zero cost with easy sharing for team dashboards or status pages.

• Lightweight UI: Clean, responsive design works on mobile or desktop without lag.

• Open-Source Flexibility: Fork and tweak for custom metrics or integrations.

#Cons ⚠️

• Vercel-Only: Limited to Vercel projects—no multi-provider support.

• Basic Analytics: Focuses on deploys; lacks deep trends or cost breakdowns.

• Internet-Dependent: Requires online access for live data—no offline mode.

• Early-Stage Tool: May evolve with features like historical graphs or Slack bots.

• No Built-in Alerts: Notifications need webhook setup—manual for beginners.

#Included Components - Templates

The tracker features a minimal, modular dashboard with embeddable templates:

• Main Metrics Panel: Cards showing total deployments, success rate (e.g., NaN% placeholder), avg build time (0.0s), and uptime.

• Recent Deploys List: Timeline view with deploy IDs, statuses (green/red icons), durations, and links to Vercel logs.

• Embed Templates: iframe snippets for blogs.

• Custom Views: Templates for success-only filters or build-time charts (via props).

• Loading States: Skeleton loaders for "Loading deployments..." during initial fetch.

These are React-based and copy-paste ready for custom apps.

#Pricing 💸

Vercel Status Tracker is completely free and open-source under the MIT license. No tiers, subscriptions, or limits—use for unlimited projects. Hosted on Vercel (free tier), with optional donations via GitHub sponsors for maintenance.

#Integrations 🧰

Optimized for Vercel-centric workflows:

• Vercel API: Direct pulls for deploy data, logs, and metrics.

• React/Next.js: Embed via components; source code for forking into apps.

• Notion/Slack: Webhook embeds for status updates in docs or channels.

• GitHub Actions: Trigger on deploy hooks for automated tracking.

• Tailwind CSS: Styled for responsive, themeable dashboards.

• Cloudflare Workers: Potential for edge caching.