Could you make the http port configurable to make sure that Catlight always runs under the same port? Now it just picks a random available port.

I think it would be more informative at a glance to make the running build icon some other colour than green if the previous build was broken (red). Keep green for a previously successful build.

I would suggest an orange icon to signify a state between red and green.

It would be nice if you'd add a "select all" checkbox in the connection settings under Select builds to monitor. Now it's already possible to select all build configs of one team project, but I still need to check all team projects. This is quite time consuming if you have over 20 team projects... :)

The notification only shows the current project. When using jenkins with a multibranchpipeline I can only see the branch name. Which might be sufficient when we've got only one or two jobs. In my case I've got up to 7 Jobs which builds different branches which are named identically (followin git-flow conventions). 

Now I can only see that "develop" or "master" is build. But which "develop" or "master". When I open the dashboard I can see the job name in brakets. But it would be nice to see them also in notification.

All notification messages always have the word "toast" at the bottom. This text is useless and redundant. Also the term "toast" for notification popup is not that common. I've seen quite a few colleagues wonder what toast has to do with builds.

Maybe there is a better use for this subtext (such as the build duration)?

In our company we have about 20 TFS projects each of which has between 5 and 50 build definition.

I find it difficult to scroll through the list of builds definitions to find the ones I want. If the TFS projects could be collapsed and expanded as required this would make it easier to find the builds I want to monitor.

It would be nice to minimize main window to system tray. Now is main window always visible in the task bar.

Would be nice to have the ability to update from the app itself instead of having to go to the website to see if a new version is available. A daily check for new update and notify if there is one. *make that configurable to turn on or off the update check*

If you want to have a Catlight on Linux, vote for this idea.

While the current build overview is beautiful, it would be nice if there existed an option to make it a bit more condense, so all my builds could fit on a 1920 x 1200 monitor without vertical scrolling. Using a more tabular layout with "status", "name" and "details" as (virtual) columns could help, for instance.

Keep up the good work!

When window is large or maximized, show builds on multiple columns to see more builds at once.

Show the history of the builds on the dashboard.

Add support for Travis CI

keep alphabetical order, but broken/failed builds should be on top, followed by partial builds, then all passing ones.