Kitbar: Your dev tools, in one bar.

A thin bar on the edge of your screen shows how your Vercel deploys, GitHub checks, Stripe payments and Claude Code limits are doing. Point at a ring for the details and act from there. No account, no server; keys stay in your keychain. Mac and Windows.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Abbas, and together with Rahul I built Kitbar. Every day looked the same: push, then tab over to Vercel to see if the deploy went through, then GitHub for the checks, then Stripe to see if anything came in, then Claude Code to check how much of the weekly limit is left. Four tabs, all day, for a glance. Kitbar puts that glance on the edge of your screen. A thin bar with one ring per tool: green is fine, orange is building, red failed, bright means something new. Point at a ring and a small card opens with the last deployments, checks, payments or usage limits. From there you can redeploy, re-run a check, or open the thing in your browser. It covers Vercel, Cloudflare, GitHub, GitLab, Stripe, Polar, Claude Code and Codex, with more on the way. How it's built: • No account, no server of ours. Kitbar asks each tool directly with your own key or sign-in, the way its dashboard does. Keys stay in your keychain. • Native. Swift on macOS, WPF on Windows. Idle at 0.1% CPU. • Pay once. One license covers 3 to 50 devices, Macs and PCs together, with free updates. We'd love to hear which tool you'd want next, and anything that feels off. I'll be here all day.