Deployment Tracking for People Who Ship

Here's how it works.

Step 1

Deploy your code

Push to production using your favorite tools. Add one curl to your CI/CD — that's it.

Step 2

Share the moment

Your deployment appears in the live feed for the world to see. Add context about what you shipped.

Step 3

Celebrate together

Get reactions from fellow developers. Build your streak and show off with embeddable badges.

Polaroid photos of deployment moments scattered on a desk

Every deployment tells a story.

A midnight bug fix. A major feature launch. A complete rewrite that was totally worth it. Your deployments are more than git commits — they're milestones worth remembering.

Public deploy log

A permanent record of everything you've shipped, visible on your profile.

Embeddable badges

Add a live deploy badge to your GitHub README or portfolio. Updates automatically.

Shipping streaks

Track your consistency. How many days in a row can you ship?

deploy.sh

# After your deploy succeeds...
curl -X POST https://dplyd.com/api \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $DPLYD_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"message": "Shipped v2.0!"}'

View full API docs →

One line in your CI/CD.

Add a single curl command to your deployment script. That's it. Works with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Vercel, Netlify, or any pipeline.

No SDK required — just HTTP
Supports any language or platform
Real-time broadcast to followers

Your deploys deserve an audience.

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Live Feed

Real-time deployments from the community

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Peter Theill

deployed a CI/build change about 14 hours ago

commanigy.com

about 14 hours ago

💚 Build the production image with Ruby 3.4.9

config/deploy.yml passed RUBY_VERSION to the Docker build and still said
the old Ruby, overriding the Dockerfile and failing bundle install.

💚 Bump setup-ruby so CI knows Ruby 3.4.9

⬆️ Update gems and Ruby: Rails 8.1.4, Ruby 3.4.9, Brakeman 8.1.0, RuboCop 1.92.0

Clears the sqlite3 advisory. Ruby 3.2 is end of life, so .ruby-version,
Dockerfile and CI move to 3.4.9. Also applies the autocorrectable RuboCop
offenses from the newer cops.

Peter Theill