Igloo for ServiceNow

Source-control and release companion for ServiceNow scoped apps: versions, branches and publish state on every instance. Read-only.

Igloo: snow, neatly stacked. Igloo is a source-control and release companion for ServiceNow scoped apps. For every app it shows which version, branch and commit state lives on each instance (dev, test, prod...), whether the latest committed changes have been published to your App Repo, and what is installed where. It restores the at-a-glance view legacy Studio gave you, and adds the cross-instance view no Studio ever had. What you get Dashboard: what needs attention, uncommitted changes, unpublished commits, apps behind in test or prod, release drift between instances. Pipeline: every app against every environment, with the five Studio-style source-control icons, filters, search and export (Markdown, CSV, JSON). Instances: release, patch, build, last upgrade, cluster nodes and the apps on each instance. Releases: a timeline of publishes and installs, filterable by app, instance and date. Works with GitHub, GitHub Enterprise and Bitbucket; other hosts are recognised and shown by name. Demo mode with sample data, so you can look around without a ServiceNow instance. Private by design Igloo has no servers of its own and sends nothing to its publisher: no analytics, no tracking. It only reads (GET requests). The free version never changes anything on your instances or Git hosts. It asks the browser for access (one prompt) only for the instances and Git hosts you add. Your ServiceNow sign-in is your normal browser session; no password is stored. Optional Git tokens stay in your browser. Igloo Pro (coming later) Publish, apply remote changes and tag releases from Igloo, with a confirmation that shows the exact request. Ideas welcome in the public tracker. Beta: feedback and bug reports are very welcome (Help and feedback inside Igloo). Igloo is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by ServiceNow, Inc., GitHub, Inc., Atlassian Pty Ltd or Google LLC. Product names are used only to say what Igloo works with.