Zeitgeist v3.3 brings Apple’s new Liquid Glass design language to the app. This update also fixes a bug related to horizontal scrolling in the deployment logs view.

Zeitgeist 3.2.4 adds support for iOS 18’s dark mode and tinted appearance for app icons and widgets.

Version 3.2.3 improves the reliability of Zeitgeist’s notifications and widget updates. Please note that due to an ongoing issue related to background notifications, you may experience loss of notifications if you have a large number of projects and/or frequent deployment updates. You can follow along with the full investigation into this issue here: https://github.com/daneden/Zeitgeist/issues/107

Version 3.2.2 of Zeitgeist fixes a bug that prevented Widgets from appearing, as well as visual bugs in Widgets on iOS 17. Many thanks to @bdbergeron on GitHub for his contributions to this release!

Version 3.2.1 of Zeitgeist fixes a bug that prevented projects from loading for some users.

Version 3.1 of Zeitgeist adds two new exciting features: Promote to Production, and Environment Variables. Just like on Vercel's website, Promote to Production in Zeitgeist will rebuild and promote a chosen deployment to the production target. Environment Variables support in Zeitgeist adds the ability to create, update, and delete environment variables. They're protected using Face ID, Touch ID, or your device's passcode, and decrypted on-demand, so your secrets are kept safe. In addition to these exciting updates, version 3.1 of Zeitgeist brings bug fixes to the Logs view and Lock Screen Widgets.

This version of Zeitgeist fixes a bug on the Projects page, where projects with a newer version of Node.js failed to be decoded, causing the page to fail to show any projects.

Version 3.0.2 of Zeitgeist fixes an issue that prevented notifications from being properly delivered for some app users. Version 3 of Zeitgeist is a major update that brings an all-new Projects view, redeployments, improved notifications, and performance upgrades. - Browse your Vercel projects and quickly see the latest production deployment for a chosen project. - Get notifications on a per-project basis, and optionally only subscribe to notifications for production builds. - Added support for deploy hooks means improved clarity on the cause of a deployment. - Redeploy a deployment with or without the existing build cache, right from a deployment's details view. - Configure widgets to display deployments only for chosen projects, or for an entire account. - Enjoy enhanced performance and reliability improvements throughout the app.

Version 3.0.1 of Zeitgeist fixes a minor issue that prevented real-time updates on Deployment views. Version 3 of Zeitgeist is a major update that brings an all-new Projects view, redeployments, improved notifications, and performance upgrades. - Browse your Vercel projects and quickly see the latest production deployment for a chosen project. - Get notifications on a per-project basis, and optionally only subscribe to notifications for production builds. - Added support for deploy hooks means improved clarity on the cause of a deployment. - Redeploy a deployment with or without the existing build cache, right from a deployment's details view. - Configure widgets to display deployments only for chosen projects, or for an entire account. - Enjoy enhanced performance and reliability improvements throughout the app.

Version 3 of Zeitgeist is a major update that brings an all-new Projects view, redeployments, improved notifications, and performance upgrades. - Browse your Vercel projects and quickly see the latest production deployment for a chosen project. - Get notifications on a per-project basis, and optionally only subscribe to notifications for production builds. - Added support for deploy hooks means improved clarity on the cause of a deployment. - Redeploy a deployment with or without the existing build cache, right from a deployment's details view. - Configure widgets to display deployments only for chosen projects, or for an entire account. - Enjoy enhanced performance and reliability improvements throughout the app.

Version 2.2.2 of Zeitgeist fixes a bug that prevented team avatars from being displayed.

Version 2.2.1 of Zeitgeist introduces reliability improvements, and fixes a rendering bug in the log viewer for deployments with errors.

Notifications are now available for everyone who buys the Zeitgeist app. Thanks to everyone who has chosen to buy the supporter subscription, and especially to those who continue to choose to support Zeitgeist’s development with a subscription!

Version 2.1 of Zeitgeist brings a host of improvements and new features, including: - Built-in logs viewer: You can view build logs in real time from within the app - Updates to the latest and greatest iOS APIs for improved reliability - Reliability improvements for notifications and widgets

v2.0.1 introduces a handful of bug fixes and usability improvements. Zeitgeist 2.0 has been completely rewritten to focus on better support for multiple accounts, usability and performance improvements, and some exciting new features like being able to cancel and delete builds. This new version also introduces support subscriptions. You can support the development of Zeitgeist with a monthly or annual subscription. By doing so, you’ll get access to push notifications for new builds, failed builds, and completed builds.

Zeitgeist 2.0 has been completely rewritten to focus on better support for multiple accounts, usability and performance improvements, and some exciting new features like being able to cancel and delete builds. This new version also introduces support subscriptions. You can support the development of Zeitgeist with a monthly or annual subscription. By doing so, you’ll get access to push notifications for new builds, failed builds, and completed builds.

v1.5 brings a handful of improvements, including a new OAuth flow for signing in with Vercel. Additionally, you’ll find deployment aliases in deployment detail screens, and some minor bug fixes.

v1.4 of Zeitgeist adds the ability to filter deployments by project, build status, and whether they're production builds or not. It also shows an icon next to production deployments to help differentiate them from staging or preview builds.

This release updates how teams and deployments are fetched and displayed, making it easier and more reliable to switch teams.

This release fixes a bug where manual deployments would cause the app to fail to show any deployments due to an error in the API response decoding logic.

This release optimises how deployments are fetched, fixing a handful of bugs related to teams without deployments, as well as resolving differences in how different git providers are handled. It also upgrades how tokens are handled, and as a result, you may be asked to reauthenticate when first opening the app after updating.

This release fixes a bug where deployments which were cancelled caused the app to crash due to that state not being handled properly.

This release fixes a bug where deploys originating from GitLab commits with repo names containing spaces would cause the app to crash. It also ensures that the repo path is correct (prior to this release, GitLab paths reversed the repo name and namespace). Thanks for your patience to everyone who was impacted by this bug!

This release fixes a bug introduced in v1.1 whereby changing the current team via the settings screen didn't actually change the deployments shown.

This release allows users to configure widgets to display deployments for a specific chosen team, rather than the default/personal team only.