v1.0.0

Terrarium is a native macOS app for managing and running Python projects — no terminal required. Add a project folder, pick your entry point, and hit Run. Terrarium handles the virtual environment, live logs, port detection, package installs, and Git — all from one clean interface.

Install:

1. Download Terrarium-1.0.0-arm64.dmg below
2. Open the .dmg and drag Terrarium to your Applications folder
3. Launch from Applications or Spotlight
   Requires Python 3 — if you don't have it: brew install python
   Need Homebrew first? → https://brew.sh/

Apple Silicon only (M1/M2/M3/M4). macOS 13 Ventura or later recommended.

Features:

-Run any Python project with one click — scripts, Flask, Django, Streamlit, FastAPI
-Auto-detects virtual environments, or create one in-app
-Install packages via requirements.txt, by name, or with one-click Modules buttons
-Interactive input — scripts that call input() work right in the Logs tab
-Live log streaming with color-coded output
-Auto-detects localhost port and shows an Open in Browser button
-Open project in VS Code, Cursor, PyCharm, or Finder
-Git status, commit, push, and pull — all in-app

Notes:

-Apple Silicon (arm64) only
-Git push uses your project's existing origin remote — authenticate with GitHub beforehand
=Projects persist between sessions and don't need to be re-added after updating

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