Runners Widget for GitLab

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Your GitLab* runners. Always one glance away. Runners Widget for GitLab* (support for other CI providers currently under development) lives quietly in your macOS menu bar and tells you — at a glance — whether your CI runners are healthy, idle, or in trouble. No browser tab. No dashboard refresh. Just a single, color-coded dot that shifts the moment something changes. Built natively in Swift 6 and SwiftUI, GitLab Widget is fast, lightweight, and respects your machine. It uses zero third-party dependencies, runs sandboxed, and never sends your data anywhere except the GitLab instance you choose. FEATURES • At-a-glance status icon A traffic-light indicator in your menu bar — green for online, red for offline, yellow for paused — updated automatically in the background. • Detailed runner view Click the icon to see every runner with its name, current status, beautifully laid out in a compact popover. • Multi-project support Monitor runners across multiple GitLab projects simultaneously. Switch projects without restarting the app. • Sign in with GitLab (OAuth) One-click authentication on gitlab.com — no need to manually generate a Personal Access Token. Tokens refresh automatically in the background. Prefer a PAT? That works too, for self-hosted GitLab instances. • Self-hosted friendly Point GitLab Widget at any GitLab instance — gitlab.com, your company's self-hosted GitLab, or anything in between. • VPN-aware polling If your GitLab instance lives behind a corporate VPN, GitLab Widget can be configured to pause polling automatically when the VPN is down — saving battery and avoiding noisy errors. • Wake-from-sleep refresh As soon as your Mac wakes up, GitLab Widget refreshes immediately so you're never looking at stale data. • Configurable refresh interval Choose how often the app polls GitLab — from a few seconds to several minutes — to match your workflow. • Launch at login Optionally start with macOS so your runners are always being watched. • Secure by default All credentials are stored in the macOS Keychain. The app runs in App Sandbox with network-client-only entitlements. No analytics**. No tracking. FOR DEVELOPERS, BY DEVELOPERS If you ship code through GitLab CI, you already know the moments that matter: a runner going offline mid-pipeline, a build queue stalling, a self-hosted runner silently dropping. GitLab Widget surfaces those moments before they become incidents — without forcing you to context-switch. It's the tool we built because we wanted it ourselves. Minimal, native, and out of your way until the second it isn't. REQUIREMENTS • macOS 15 or later • A GitLab account (gitlab.com or self-hosted) • Read API access (read_api scope) * Runners Widget for GitLab is an independent, third-party application and It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or otherwise connected to GitLab Inc. "GitLab" and the GitLab logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of GitLab Inc. in the United States and other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. ** Runners Widget for GitLab does not collect personal data or telemetry. To help us improve stability, anonymous crash reports may be sent through Apple's standard crash-reporting or/and 3rd-party service when the app unexpectedly quits. *** The app is provided "as is," without warranty of any kind. The developer is not liable for any damages or losses arising from its use.

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