What Ubrella is
Ubrella is one place to see all of your projects — your apps, SaaS products and websites — and to know every morning what is working, what changed and what needs you.
It does that by connecting the services your projects already use, grouping what it finds under the projects you actually ship, and syncing once a day. From that sync it derives a Pulse per project, a list of attention items, and a four-sentence daily brief.
What it connects
Section titled “What it connects”| Provider | What Ubrella reads | Status |
|---|---|---|
| GitHub | repositories, pull requests, issues, Actions runs | live |
| RevenueCat | projects, revenue, subscriptions, trials | live |
| PostHog | projects, active users, event volume | live |
| Vercel | projects, production deployments, failed deployments | live |
| App Store Connect | apps, App Review status of the newest version, daily downloads (with a vendor number) | live |
| Google Play Console, Cloudflare, Stripe, Sentry, Resend | — | coming soon |
What it is not
Section titled “What it is not”Ubrella is the layer above your tools, not a replacement for any of them. It is not an APM, not a log platform, not a dashboard builder, and it does not act on your systems. GitHub, RevenueCat, PostHog, Vercel and App Store Connect stay the source of truth; Ubrella tells you which one to open. See the full list.
Start here
Section titled “Start here”- Create your workspace
- Connect your first integration
- Discover sources and turn them into projects
- Confirm matches when you add the second provider
Ten minutes, and tomorrow morning you have your first brief.