
<h1 id="deployment-watcher">Deployment Watcher <span style="display:inline-flex;align-items:center;vertical-align:middle;padding:2px 10px;font-size:14px;font-weight:700;border-radius:9999px;background:linear-gradient(135deg,#6366f1,#8b5cf6);color:white;letter-spacing:0.05em;position:relative;top:-2px;margin-left:6px;">PRO</span></h1>

Deployment Watcher keeps your releases in view without making you babysit a deployment dashboard.

Today this works with `Laravel Forge`. `Vercel` and `Laravel Cloud` support are planned next.

## Follow The Deploys That Started With You

DevKeepr knows when you push from your machine.

That means it can connect your local Git activity to the deployments your provider starts afterward, and surface the deploys that belong to the project and branch you are actively working on.

On busy projects, that matters. Other people can be shipping all day, but you usually only need to watch the deploys that were caused by your own work.

## Stay Focused On Your Own Releases

Because the relevant deployments are already visible in DevKeepr, you do not need provider notifications constantly pulling your attention away.

You can turn off the notification firehose and still keep a close eye on the releases that matter to the code you just pushed.

## See Status Where You Already Work

Deployments appear in the **project detail panel**, giving you a project-scoped view of the deployments tied to that repo.

That means you can stay in the app while a deployment is queued, running, finished, or failed, without bouncing back to your provider's dashboard every few minutes.

![Deployment Watcher showing Forge deployment status in the project detail panel](/screenshots/docs/deployment-watcher.webp)

## Jump Out Only When You Need More Detail

Each deployment includes live status updates, so you can quickly see what is happening and whether it needs your attention.

When you need more detail, you can jump straight to the provider from the deployment entry without hunting for the right project or environment first.
