New

• A welcome for new users: a short intro, then a guided tour of the real window. Skip it anytime, replay it from Settings

Improved

• A new icon set drawn for Portlivo, with small animations that only play when you hover or something changes
• Overview opens straight on your servers, without the greeting and repeated counts
• Stack logos are easier to see in dark mode, and MySQL's is now its dolphin
• Light mode is now clean white instead of cream, logos keep their real colors, and secondary text is easier to read

Fixed

• The sidebar no longer cuts off "Databases & Services" or the search field
• The Overview's Websites count now matches the websites it lists, Leftover ones included

New

• MCP server: Claude Code, Cursor and other agents can list, stop and restart your servers through Portlivo (claude mcp add portlivo -- devports mcp)
• Worktrees together: rows from worktrees of the same repo sit side by side, each with its branch
• Leftover servers: servers whose project folder is gone, like a deleted worktree, get their own section with Stop All
• Undo after Stop: a few seconds to bring a server back if you stopped the wrong one
• Ignore list: hide a process for good, like an app that just holds a port
• Sort by CPU, memory or uptime, and stop everything that matches a search

Improved

• When a server Portlivo starts fails, the panel says why, with a button to open its log

Fixed

• Portlivo now uses almost no CPU and steady memory while its window and menu are closed (before, it kept redrawing them in the background and its memory grew over time)

New

• Open in editor: open a server's project in VS Code, Cursor or Zed from its menu, the inspector or the E key. Pick the editor in Settings
• Git repo and branch on every row and in the inspector, including the branch of each agent worktree
• Live logs in their own window, in the server's own colours, with errors and warnings marked, a filter and copy. Open it from Show Logs or by double-clicking the logs in the inspector
• Server count next to the menu bar icon, so you see how many are running at a glance. Turn it off in Settings
• A new look for the window, with a System, Light or Dark switch in the sidebar
• Settings opens as a page in the main window, and your license is one row that opens its own dialog
• Expand the inspector to fill the window, with everything laid out in two columns; Esc or the close button brings back the side bar
• Show QR Code for Phone in a row's menu in the menu bar, for websites reachable on your network

Improved

• A clearer Project section in the inspector, and a window that keeps its layout at its narrowest
• Click the git repo and branch in the Overview and website cards to open the project in your editor
• Overview and website cards show names and paths in full instead of cutting them off
• Rows give server names more room, with ports lined up at the right edge
• Lighter on your Mac: the window redraws only when something it shows changes
• Killing a server from the menu bar is animated: the confirm button counts down, the row shows it stopping, then slides away

Fixed

• The "Open on your phone" QR code in the inspector never appeared
• Port conflicts from Node 24 servers now name the port and offer Kill Holder & Retry
• The port conflict alert shows Kill Holder & Retry as a button instead of hiding it under Options

New

• 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, devports command-line tool
• VoiceOver labels, keyboard access and Reduce Motion support
• 7-day free trial, then a one-time license
• Licenses for 1, 3 or 5 Macs: one key, activated on each Mac