v1.2.0

What's Changed

• Adds a browser picker in Settings → General, so every link the app opens — builds, commits, PRs, notifications — goes to your chosen browser instead of the system default.

v1.1.1

What's Changed

• Projects you track by a local directory now always show their project name. Before, such a project could show its project slug instead of its name in the build list and in Settings > Projects, for example when it had no recent builds.

v1.1.0

What's Changed

• Bitrise Desktop App now updates itself automatically — new versions install in the background, no download needed.

v1.0.2

What's Changed

This release greatly improves how reliably the app stays signed in. Previously
the app could unexpectedly sign you out after your Mac woke from sleep or briefly
lost its network connection; those cases are now handled far more gracefully, so
you should stay connected across sleep/wake and short outages.

Plus stability and build improvements under the hood.

v1.0.1

What's Changed

Improved sign-in reliability. The app now refreshes its Bitrise session
automatically in the background, so a briefly expired session recovers on its
own instead of prompting you to reconnect.

v1.0.0

Bitrise Desktop App 1.0.0

Meet the Bitrise Desktop App: a native macOS menu bar app that keeps your Bitrise CI build status one glance away, no more juggling browser tabs or waiting on a Slack ping. This is our first public release.

Highlights

• Live status in the menu bar. The icon reflects the most recently started build across the projects you watch: passed, failed, running, or aborted.
• A build list built around your work. Pick a workspace, subscribe to the projects you care about, and see their builds together in one place, each filtered to the branches you choose.
• Jump straight to the details. One click takes you from a build to its page on Bitrise, or to the related pull request or commit.
• Notifications that fit each project. Choose per project whether to hear about every completion, failures only, or nothing at all, behind a single global on/off switch.
• Follows your local checkout. Point the app at a repo on disk and it tracks the branch you have checked out, matching your working copy to its Bitrise project.
• Stays out of your way. It lives in the menu bar with no Dock icon, and can launch automatically at login.

The app is read-only: it shows build status but does not trigger or rebuild.

Requirements

• macOS 14.6 (Sonoma) or later.

Install

1. Download Bitrise-1.0.0.dmg below.
2. Open it and drag Bitrise into your Applications folder.
3. Launch it, click the menu bar icon, and Connect to Bitrise to sign in.