Apps, Clients, and Tools

There is a wide range of tools you can use to interact with Travis CI:

• Websites: Full Web Clients, Dashboards, Tools
• Mobile Applications: Android, iOS, Windows Phone
• Desktop: macOS, Linux, Cross Platform
• Command Line Tools: Full Clients, Build Monitoring, Generators
• Plugins: Google Chrome, Opera, Editors, Other
• Libraries: Ruby, JavaScript, PHP, Python, Elixir, R, Go

And if you don’t find anything that fits your needs, you can also interact with our API directly.

However, Travis CI cannot take any responsibility for third-party tools you might use.

Full Web Clients #

This section shows the full web client apps that are available.

Travis CI Web Client #

Our official web interface, written in Ember.js

• travis-ci.com
• source code

Dashboards #

This section shows the different available dashboard apps.

TravisLight #

Online build monitoring tool
By William Durand

• website
• source code

Team Dashboard #

Visualize your team’s metrics all in one place
By Frederik Dietz

• website
• source code

CI Status #

Travis CI dashboard
By Piwik.

• source code

node-build-monitor #

Simple and extensible Build Monitor written in Node.js
By Marcell Spies

• website
• source code

CI Dashboard #

Travis CI builds dashboard
By Ahmed El-Sayed

• source code

buildmonitor.io #

Extensible and plugin-based build monitor.
By CyanCor

• website
• source code

Meercode CI Build Dashboard #

Meercode is the ultimate monitoring dashboard for your CI/CD builds.
By Meercode.io

• website

BuildPulse Flaky Test Dashboard #

Automatically detect, track, and rank flaky tests.
By Workshop 64

• website

Tools #

This section shows available tools.

Travis Web Encrypter #

Encrypt Secure Variables
By Konstantin Haase

• website
• source code

Android Mobile Applications #

Siren of Shame #

Gamification for your builds
By Automated Architecture

• website
• play store

iOS Mobile Applications #

Jarvis #

iPad client for Travis CI, supports private projects
By NinjaConcept GmbH

• app store

Project Monitor #

iPhone app that monitors public and private builds
By Dimitri Roche

• app store
• source code

Siren of Shame #

Gamification for your builds
By Automated Architecture

• website
• app store

Windows Mobile Applications #

Travis7 #

A Windows Phone client for Travis CI
By Tim Felgentreff

• website

Desktop #

If you are looking for desktop notifications, our command line client supports them.

macOS #

CCMenu #

macOS status bar app
By ThoughtWorks Inc.

• website
• app store
• tutorial

Linux #

BuildNotify #

Linux alternative to CCMenu
By Anay Nayak

• website
• tutorial

Cross Platform #

Build Checker App #

Check CI-server build statuses
By Will Mendes.

• website

CatLight #

Shows build status in tray / menu bar
By catlight.io

• website

Command Line Tools - Full Clients #

Travis CLI #

Feature complete command line client

• website

PSTravis #

Command line client for PowerShell

• website

Command Line Tools - Build Monitoring #

Bickle #

Display build status in your terminal
By Jiri Pospisil

• website

Travis Surveillance #

Monitor a project in your terminal
By Dylan Egan

• website

Travis Build Watcher #

Trigger a script on build changes
By Andrew Sutherland

• website

Status Gravatar #

Sets Gravatar profile image depending on build status
By Gleb Bahmutov

• website

Chroma Feedback #

Turn your Razer keyboard, mouse or headphone into a extreme feedback device
By Henry Ruhs

• website

Command Line Tools - Generators #

travis-encrypt #

Encrypt environment variables
By Patrick Williams

• website

travis-tools #

Easy secure data encryption
By Michael van der Weg

• website

Travisify (Ruby) #

Creates .travis.yml with tagging and env variables
By James Smith

• website

Travisify (Node.js) #

Add Travis CI hooks to your GitHub project
By James Halliday

• website

Google Chrome Plugins #

My Travis #

Monitor your projects builds within Chrome
By Leonardo Quixadá

• website

github+travis #

Display build status next to project name on GitHub
By Tomas Carnecky

• website

GitHub Status #

Display build status next to project name on GitHub
By excellent easy

• website

Opera Plugins #

GitHub+Travis #

Display build status next to project name on GitHub
By smasty

• website

Editor Plugins #

Atom Plugin #

Travis CI integration for Atom
By Tom Bell

• website

Brackets Plugin #

Travis CI integration for Brackets
By Cas du Plessis

• website

Emacs Package #

Travis CI integration for Emacs
By Skye Shaw

• website

Vim Plugin #

Travis CI integration for Vim
By Keith Smiley

• website

Other Plugins #

git-travis #

Git subcommand to display build status
By Dav Glass

• website

gh-travis #

NodeGH plugin for integrating Travis CI
By Eduardo Antonio Lundgren Melo and Zeno Rocha Bueno Netto

• website

Travis CI 🡒 Discord Webhook #

Serverless solution for sending build status from Travis CI to Discord as webhooks.
By Sankarsan Kampa

• website

Libraries #

The following section shows the different available libraries.

Ruby #

• travis.rb (official)
• trav3 by Daniel P. Clark
• TravisMiner by Shane McIntosh
• hoe-travis by Eric Hodel
• Knapsack by Artur Trzop

JavaScript #

• travis-ci by Patrick Williams
• node-travis-ci by Maciej Małecki
• travis-api-wrapper by Christopher Maujean
• travis.js by Konstantin Haase
• ee-travis by Michael van der Weg
• Favis CI by Jaune Sarmiento

PHP #

• php-travis-client by Leszek Prabucki

Python #

• TravisPy by Fabio Menegazzo

PowerShell #

• PSTravis by Felix Becker

Elixir #

• travis.ex by Kevin Deisz

R #

• travis by Kirill Müller

Go #

• go-travis by Shuhei Kitagawa