macOS BuildCaptain pins your Jenkins pipelines to the macOS menu bar — status, logs, and build controls one click away.
On deck

See BuildCaptain in action

A look at the menu bar app, the stage view, and everything in between.

Menu bar dropdown

Your pinned pipelines, one click from the menu bar

Every pinned pipeline with its current status, one click from the menu bar. Start a build or open the full app without switching windows.

Pipeline stage view

Nested and parallel stages at a glance

The whole run as a graph — parallel branches and nested stages side by side, with the duration of each step. A stage that failed stands out in place.

Live logs

Step logs without leaving the stage view

Pick any stage to read its console output in the same window, with its step count and duration. No round trip to Jenkins in the browser.

Server activity

Every running build, the queue, and recent history

What the server is doing right now: builds in progress across executors, what is waiting in the queue, and the runs that just finished.

Build parameters

Trigger parameterized builds from your Mac

Fill in a job’s parameters and start it from your Mac. String, text, choice, toggle and password parameters all render as native controls.

AI agents

Agents start only the builds you allow

Decide which builds a local AI agent may start — limited to one repository, with fixed parameter values and your approval before anything runs.

Notifications

Failure and recovery alerts, natively

A native alert when a pinned pipeline breaks, and again when it recovers, even while you are working somewhere else.

Server settings

One Jenkins server over trusted HTTPS

Connect one Jenkins server over HTTPS. The API token goes straight to the Keychain and is never shown again.