The panel works on a phone

The rail moves into a drawer, tables drop the columns a row can do without, and dialogs become bottom sheets.

Most of the time somebody opens the panel on a phone, they are away from a laptop and want to know one thing. Is the machine still checking in? Did the deploy go out? So the panel now has a phone layout.

  • The rail moves into a drawer behind a compact context bar that keeps the organization, server and site in view.
  • Tables drop the columns a row can do without. Each row's menu stays on screen, because nothing on a phone can hover to reveal it.
  • Controls are sized for a finger, and dialogs open as bottom sheets.
  • Field help sits behind an info button, so a narrow screen shows state and what a change will do, not paragraphs.

Nothing about what the panel can do changed. Everything it does on a laptop it does on a phone.

Every change

One machine, free, for as long as you like

No card and no end date. Connect a spare box and watch it provision; everything it builds carries into whichever plan you move to.