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Port Menu

localhost, organized.

A tiny macOS menu bar app that tracks your dev servers across projects.

No config. No setup. It just works.


What it does

Port Menu sits in your menu bar and automatically detects local development servers running on your machine. One click to see what's running, which project it belongs to, and on which port.

  • Auto-detection — scans for running dev servers every few seconds
  • Project context — shows Git repo name, current branch, port, and uptime
  • Kill or open — stop a server or open it in your browser directly from the menu
  • Copy URL — right-click to copy the localhost URL

Download

Download for macOS →

Requires macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later.

  1. Download and open the DMG
  2. Drag Port Menu.app into Applications
  3. Open Port Menu from Applications
  4. Click the icon in your menu bar to get started

Build from source

git clone https://github.com/wieandteduard/port-menu.git
cd Porter
open Porter.xcodeproj

Requires Xcode 15+.

Release

Signed and notarized macOS builds are published on the GitHub Releases page.

Maintainers can follow the release process in docs/releasing.md.

Testing

xcodebuild test -project "Porter.xcodeproj" -scheme "Porter" -destination "platform=macOS"

License

MIT

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A tiny macOS menu bar app that tracks your dev servers across projects.

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