Core Details
What It Does
LocalPorts keeps your local stack in the menu bar so you can launch services, watch their health, inspect logs, switch project profiles, and react to crashes from a single native macOS utility.
Setup Flow
Version
Features
Service Coverage
localhost ports custom health-check URLs Node.js dev servers Python APIs Rails apps Docker-backed services databases proxies
start stop restart force quit open in browser show project folder live logs profile switching
unlimited profiles export / import custom themes menu bar badge persistent health history auto-restart on crash iCloud Sync
native macOS alerts Slack webhooks Discord webhooks Microsoft Teams webhooks custom JSON webhooks
Privacy-first defaults: no telemetry no analytics local JSON configuration iCloud uses your own Apple account
What People Are Saying
"This is exactly the kind of utility I wish I had a year ago. I usually run 3-4 local services simultaneously... and constantly lose track of which port is which."
"Sweet, hate commands and love small apps showing just what I need. Gonna try It out."
"omg! thats awesome, no more killall node )"
"had no idea killall was a thing, i just kept doing sudo pkill -f bun every single time bun memory leaked my laptop to death"
"This is exactly the kind of utility I wish I had a year ago. I usually run 3-4 local services simultaneously... and constantly lose track of which port is which."
"Sweet, hate commands and love small apps showing just what I need. Gonna try It out."
"omg! thats awesome, no more killall node )"
"had no idea killall was a thing, i just kept doing sudo pkill -f bun every single time bun memory leaked my laptop to death"
"This is exactly the kind of utility I wish I had a year ago. I usually run 3-4 local services simultaneously... and constantly lose track of which port is which."
"Sweet, hate commands and love small apps showing just what I need. Gonna try It out."
"omg! thats awesome, no more killall node )"
"had no idea killall was a thing, i just kept doing sudo pkill -f bun every single time bun memory leaked my laptop to death"
"This is exactly the kind of utility I wish I had a year ago. I usually run 3-4 local services simultaneously... and constantly lose track of which port is which."
"Sweet, hate commands and love small apps showing just what I need. Gonna try It out."
"omg! thats awesome, no more killall node )"
"had no idea killall was a thing, i just kept doing sudo pkill -f bun every single time bun memory leaked my laptop to death"
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