Native macOS · Dokploy

Every service. Every project. Every server. One fast window.

A native macOS client for Dokploy — see your whole fleet at a glance, deploy and roll back in a click, and tail live build logs, with an ambient menu-bar layer the web dashboard can’t give you.

Download on theMac App Store Requires macOS 14 Sonoma · Free to try

Ploypad showing a fleet of services across projects and servers, with live status, metrics, and deploy controls

A real window into your fleet

This is the whole app.

Not a landing-page promise — every screen below is the actual interface. Observe, deploy, and switch fast, all from one native window.

Aggregation

Every service, in one list.

The all-services view lists every service across every project and instance — sorted so anything down floats to the top. Filter the whole fleet in a single field. This is the Pro superpower a per-project dashboard can’t match.

The All Services view listing every service across projects and instances, down ones sorted to the top

Live logs

Watch deploys as they build.

Stream build output line-by-line with levels colored — info, warnings, errors. Scroll up to read and the tail pauses; scroll back down and it resumes. Search across the whole log without leaving the app.

A live build log streaming with colored info, warning, and error lines

History

Every deploy, one rollback away.

The full deployment history for each service — status, timestamps, and the change behind each build. Roll back to any previous image in a click when a deploy goes sideways.

A service's deployment history with statuses, timestamps, and rollback targets

The whole box

Host metrics, not just the service.

CPU, memory, disk, and network for each server — live — right alongside the services running on it. See the machine and the apps on it together, in one place.

A server overview with live host CPU, memory, disk, and network metrics

⌘K command palette

Drive it from the keyboard.

Jump to any service or run an action — redeploy, restart, stop — in a few keystrokes. Fuzzy-matched across your whole fleet; locked services prompt an upgrade instead of acting.

The command palette fuzzy-matching services and actions across the fleet

Alerts

Alerts that find you.

Get notified the moment a service goes down, a deploy fails, or a metric crosses a threshold — scoped to a service, a project, a server, or your whole fleet. Native notifications, delivered even when the window’s closed.

The Alerts settings with rules for a CPU threshold, a service going down, and any deploy failing — scoped to services, projects, and the whole fleet

And the rest of the daily 80%

Built to live in.

Ambient menu bar

A worst-status icon in your menu bar; the dropdown puts what needs attention first — even when the window is closed.

Self-hosted and Cloud

Self-hosted servers and Dokploy Cloud orgs — both, side by side, same fast view.

Native and fast

SwiftUI with off-main-thread polling and optimistic updates — it just feels instant.

Keys stay in your Keychain

The app talks directly to your own server. Your API keys never pass through us.

Pricing

Free to try. One-time purchase to unlock your whole fleet.

No subscription, ever. One purchase covers all your Macs.

Download on theMac App Store

Questions

Good to know.

Does it work with self-hosted Dokploy and Dokploy Cloud?

Both. Connect a self-hosted server or a Dokploy Cloud org — Ploypad uses the same API and shows them side by side.

What macOS version do I need?

macOS 14 Sonoma or later.

Is it a subscription?

No — a one-time purchase, no recurring fees, and it covers all of your Macs.

Is there a free version?

Yes. The free tier is a complete single-project tool. Pro unlocks the cross-cutting fleet views — all services, the command palette across everything, and more.

Where are my API keys stored?

Only in your Mac’s Keychain. The app talks directly to your own Dokploy server — your keys never pass through us.

Do you support Coolify?

Coolify support is on the roadmap as a second backend behind the same fast interface.