Cimon lets you keep up-to-date on your continuous integration builds even when you're away from your desk. It's the build monitor that agile developers have always wanted.

=== Made for Agile ===

Cimon is designed so that if someone asks you "Are we green?", you'll have the answer before they finish the question. When you're in a meeting and you need to know if you're ready to deploy, Cimon's got you covered: no laptop needed.

=== All You Need at a Glance ===

Cimon shows you an easy-to-read list of whatever builds you want to keep an eye on. It's easy to tell what's passing, what's failing, and what's running now. Cimon updates frequently, but if you need to be sure you know what's happening right now, just pull-to-refresh.

=== For Any Build System ===

Cimon will work with any continuous integration server that supports the CCTray XML format. This includes CruiseControl, Jenkins, and Travis, among others. In fact, if you use Travis, we've made it extra easy to add your project: just enter the GitHub repository, and we'll do the rest.

=== Designed for iOS 7 ===

Cimon was built for and requires iOS 7. By doing so, we can take advantage of cutting-edge features in Apple's newest OS. Dynamic Type will allow the text to scale as you prefer, making Cimon as readable as you need. And iOS 7 allows Cimon to update in the background, so it has recent information right when you open it.

=== Only the Builds You Care About ===

Your group has one CI server with all your builds, but your team only cares about a few? No problem: Cimon makes it easy to select only the builds you're interested in.

=== Try Before You Buy ===

When you download Cimon, you can keep track of three builds at a time for free. If you find that Cimon makes your job easier, a $5 in-app upgrade will unlock unlimited builds.