Deployment clarity
Browse recent builds, inspect status and commit context, and jump into the deployment that needs your attention.
Coming soon
See what shipped. Stay close to what’s next.
Wasil gives you a calm, focused view of your Vercel projects, deployments, domains, environment coverage, and build events, wherever you are.
A better way to check in on production.
Wasil is designed for the moments when opening a full desktop dashboard is more than you need.
Logs in context
Follow deployment events in a focused terminal view instead of piecing together what happened from separate screens.
Project awareness
Keep domains and environment-variable key coverage visible without exposing the secret values themselves.
A name about connection.
Wasil means to connect in Arabic. The name reflects what the app does: connect your phone with the deployments, projects, and build activity you want to keep close.
Two ways to work with Wasil.
Choose the broadest Wasil experience, or keep your preferences on-device with Private Mode.
Default Mode
· via Wasil Relay
The broadest Wasil experience for your Vercel account.
- Browse workspaces, projects, and deployments
- Follow deployment status, commits, and event logs
- Redeploy from your iPhone
- Review domains and environment-variable coverage
- Keep account-backed settings and alerts available in one place
Private Mode
· direct to Vercel
The essential Wasil toolkit with preferences kept on-device.
- Browse projects, deployments, and deployment logs
- Redeploy from your iPhone
- Review domains and environment-variable coverage
- Keep favorites and preferences locally
- Use the same core Wasil screens without relay-backed remote notifications or account sync
Security-minded by design.
Wasil is built to reduce credential exposure and protect the data it handles.
Credentials stay scoped
Connected Mode encrypts your Vercel credential at rest while the app stores only an opaque, expiring session token.
Private Mode stays on-device
Your Vercel token stays in iOS Keychain and requests go directly to Vercel.
Bounded by default
Requests use strict validation, rate limits, bounded responses, timeouts, and fixed Vercel API origins.
Secrets stay out of views
Environment-variable values are never returned, and credentials are redacted from logs and deployment-event responses.
No software can guarantee absolute security. Wasil is not independently audited or SOC 2 certified.