v0.1.0 - feature complete

First tagged release. Native macOS desktop app for scanning, grouping, and killing open TCP/UDP ports.

Highlights

• Live port scanning every five seconds via lsof
• Group by git project — each process tagged with the repo it came from
• Next-free-port suggester — type a base port, get the next unused one copied to clipboard
• Kill flows for single rows, whole projects, categories, and multi-selected ports — SIGTERM by default, SIGKILL on opt-in
• Supervision-aware — launchd-managed processes get launchctl stop instead of raw kill
• Docker context — container-backed ports surface name, image, status
• Orphan detection — flags processes with no parent, no TTY, no supervisor
• Port history persists across launches at ~/Library/Application Support/port-manager/history.json
• macOS menubar tray and native conflict notifications
• Dark / light theme with persisted preference

Install

This release does not include pre-built binaries. Build from source:

git clone https://github.com/RajParmar2003/port-manager.git
cd port-manager
cargo tauri build

The .app and .dmg land in src-tauri/target/release/bundle/. The build is unsigned — first launch needs a right-click → Open to bypass Gatekeeper.

Documentation

• README — pitch, features, install
• Architecture — design rationale for the six major decisions
• CHANGELOG — full feature inventory
• v0.2 roadmap — project manifest reading (next feature)

Known limitations

• macOS only
• LISTEN state only (no ESTABLISHED / TIME_WAIT)
• Unsigned binary
• Local-only (no remote or cloud port visibility)
• Observation only (does not launch processes)