Why we built this

We got tired of 12 browser tabs just to check if anything was broken.

Lane Monkey started as a frustrated side project. It turned into the CI/CD dashboard we wished someone had built years ago.

GitHub
Vercel
Sentry
GitLab
PagerDuty
Railway

The morning ritual nobody talks about

If you ship software across multiple repos, you know the routine. Open GitHub Actions for the API. Check Vercel for the frontend deploy. Glance at Sentry for new errors. Refresh the staging environment. Repeat for every project you maintain.

Each tool is great at what it does. But none of them show you the full picture. You're stitching together the state of your infrastructure by memory and browser tabs.

A typical Monday morning:

github.com/api/actionsgithub.com/web/actionsgithub.com/docs/actionsvercel.com/deploymentssentry.io/issuesapp.netlify.com/deploysrailway.app/projectpagerduty.com/incidents

8 tabs. 6 different services. And you haven't even started coding yet.

Now multiply that by a team

When you work alone, at least you know what you deployed last. On a team, that assumption breaks down fast. The staging deploy failed 40 minutes ago but nobody noticed because the person who triggered it went to lunch. A flaky test has been failing on main for two days, but everyone assumed someone else was looking at it.

“Did anyone re-run that workflow?” becomes a daily Slack message. Pipeline health turns into tribal knowledge instead of something everyone can see.

A
Alice10:14 AM

Did the staging deploy go through? I'm seeing stale data.

B
Bob10:16 AM

I thought you re-ran it after the test fix?

A
Alice10:16 AM

No, I assumed you did.

B

Great at running pipelines. Terrible at showing the big picture.

Every CI/CD tool gives you a deep, narrow view of its own domain. They're all excellent at what they do. But nobody stitches them together.

GitHub ActionsGitHub ActionsRuns for 1 repo
VercelVercelDeploys for 1 project
SentrySentryErrors for 1 app
PagerDutyPagerDutyIncidents for 1 service

There's no single place where you can glance at a screen and answer the simplest question in infrastructure: is everything healthy right now?

That's the gap Lane Monkey fills.

One board. Every pipeline. Always current.

Lane Monkey gives you a Kanban-style board where each lane maps to a repo or service. Every card is a workflow run, deployment, or issuepulled live from the tools you already use. Drag and drop to organize your view the way your brain works.

For a solo dev with 3 repos, it replaces the morning tab ritual. For a team with 30 services, it becomes the shared dashboard everyone checks first. Same tool, same simplicity, different scale.

Production Overview
Live
api-service
Deploy prod
Run tests
Lint check
web-app
Production
Preview build
E2E tests
monitoring
TypeError fix
API timeout

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