PulseKit, a new indie app for iPhone, simplifies analytics monitoring by aggregating data from dozens of platforms into customizable home screen and lock screen widgets. The app targets developers, creators, and builders who need quick access to performance metrics without writing code or juggling multiple dashboards. It supports around 30 services including App Store Connect, Google Analytics, and GitHub right out of the box.

What sets PulseKit apart is its widget-first approach. Users can display app downloads, site traffic, sales data, and server uptime directly on their iPhone's home and lock screens. The app also works on iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch, extending its utility across the Apple ecosystem. For those with iPhone Stand By mode enabled, PulseKit provides glanceable metrics while charging at a desk.

The free version supports basic widget functionality, while Pulse Pro unlocks unlimited widgets and full platform integration. Pricing comes in at $5.99 per month or $59.99 annually. The app requires iOS 18.6 or later, which limits availability to newer devices. PulseKit fills a genuine gap for mobile-first professionals who need real-time data visibility without desktop workarounds.

The developers welcome requests for additional platform integrations, suggesting an actively maintained roadmap. This positions PulseKit as a practical solution for the growing cohort of mobile-centered creators who manage multiple online properties simultaneously.