DeployHQ makes it easy to deploy code from your Git repository to your servers. With the Chrome Extension, you can manage deployments without ever leaving your browser. Just enter your account subdomain, email, and API key — and you're connected.

The Activity tab gives you an instant overview — total deploys, success rate, average duration, and active servers. Below that, you'll see recent deployment activity across all your projects.

Switch to the Projects tab to browse your full project list. Use the search bar to quickly find what you're looking for. Click any project to dive in.

Inside a project, you can see your servers and server groups at a glance. Scroll down for recent deployment history with status badges — completed, running, or failed.

Ready to deploy? Hit the Deploy button, choose your target server or group, select a branch, and go. You can follow the deployment progress live in the DeployHQ dashboard.

While a deployment is running, the extension icon shows a blue indicator. When it completes successfully, it switches to a green checkmark — so you always know the status at a glance, without opening anything.

Here's where it gets really powerful. On any GitHub repository that matches a DeployHQ project, the extension adds a "Deploy with DeployHQ" button right in the page. Click it, and the extension opens with the project and branch already selected. Deploy straight from GitHub — no context switching.

In Settings, toggle desktop notifications, enable deploy buttons on GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, and adjust the polling interval. That's the DeployHQ Chrome Extension — deploy smarter, right from your browser.

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