
Netli.fyi: Netlify Client
Netlify on your phone: deploys, logs, alerts and widgets
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Netlify on your phone: deploys, logs, alerts and widgets
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Netli.fyi is an unofficial Netlify app for iPhone, iPad and Android. Follow builds live with full logs, redeploy or roll back in a tap, and get a push notification when a deploy starts, finishes or fails. Widgets and live deploy progress on the lock screen keep you posted without opening the app. Domains, DNS, forms, environment variables, functions and traffic are there too. Free to download with no ads; Netli.fyi Advanced adds detailed alerts, live progress and widgets.
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Netli.fyi: Netlify Client
Launched this week
Keep an eye on every Netlify deploy, build, and domain from your iPhone or Android phone. Live build progress, push alerts, widgets, traffic, and one-tap redeploy.





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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Perttu. I built Netli.fyi because I kept opening a laptop just to check whether a Netlify deploy had gone through. The most common question was "is there an Android version?" Now there is.
What you can do on Android:
• Follow a build live and read the full log
• Redeploy, retry, cancel, lock or roll back a deploy
• Get a push alert when a build starts, finishes or fails, or when a form gets a new entry
• Watch live deploy progress on the lock screen and status bar (Android 16 Live Updates)
• Redeploy a site from a Quick Settings tile
• Use home screen widgets for build status, site status and recent submissions
• Manage domains, DNS, forms, environment variables, functions, traffic, and now Netlify Database too
It's free with no ads. Netli.fyi Advanced is an optional subscription that adds detailed alerts, live progress and widgets.
You can sign in with Netlify or a personal access token, or open the demo workspace without an account.
It's an independent app, not made by Netlify. Tell me what you'd want from a phone next time a deploy breaks. I read every comment today.