Changelog
What’s new
What’s coming next, then every Portlivo release, newest first. Updates arrive inside the app, signed and notarized, and are always free.
Coming next
in progressWhat I’m building for the next updates. They’re free for everyone with a licence, like every update.
- Open in editor: open a server's project in VS Code, Cursor or Zed, from the panel or the keyboard
- Git branch on every row, with worktrees of the same repo grouped together
- Leftover servers: spot servers whose project folder is gone or that an agent's worktree left behind, and stop them all at once
- Ignore list: hide a process for good, like an app that just holds a port
- Server count in the menu bar, so you see how many are running at a glance
- Undo after Stop: a few seconds to bring a server back if you stopped the wrong one
- Clear errors when a start fails: the reason and the log, right on the row
- MCP server: let Claude Code, Cursor and other agents list and stop servers through Portlivo
- More sorting and bulk actions: sort by CPU, memory or uptime, and stop everything that matches a search
Portlivo 1.0
v1.0.0The first public release.
- See every local dev server and port, with process, folder, uptime, CPU and memory
- Open, kill, restart, tail logs or share any server publicly in one click
- Herd / Valet sites, Homebrew services, Docker containers and Claude Code / Codex badges
- Stacks: start a whole project's servers together
- ⌥⌘P from anywhere, ⌘K command palette,
devportscommand-line tool - VoiceOver labels, keyboard access and Reduce Motion support
- 7-day free trial, then a one-time licence
- Licences for 1, 3 or 5 Macs: one key, activated on each Mac
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