DevsPro 0.1.0

DevsPro 0.1.0

A local development environment manager for Linux and Windows, in one window.

Website: devspro.codevionix.com

Downloads

Platform	File
Debian / Ubuntu / Pop!_OS	DevsPro_0.1.0_amd64.deb
Fedora / RHEL	DevsPro-0.1.0-1.x86_64.rpm
Windows 10/11 (64-bit)	DevsPro_0.1.0_x64-setup.exe

Each package has a matching .sig file, the signature the in-app updater checks.

sudo apt install ./DevsPro_0.1.0_amd64.deb      # Debian / Ubuntu
sudo dnf install ./DevsPro-0.1.0-1.x86_64.rpm   # Fedora / RHEL

On Linux the package needs pkexec (polkit). On Windows the installer sets DevsPro up for every user, so it asks for administrator rights. It isn't code-signed yet: when SmartScreen shows "Windows protected your PC", choose More info → Run anyway.

Features

System

• Dashboard: live CPU, memory, GPU, storage and network, with a health summary.
• Memory: RAM per app with start and stop, a RAM watchdog, dropping caches and a full reset.
• Processes: what is listening on which port, and stop it.
• Cleaner: see how much space you can free, grouped by risk. Covers package caches (npm, pnpm, composer, cargo, gradle and more), Docker leftovers, large files and folders, idle projects' node_modules, target and .next, and the apt cache, journal and old snaps. Includes a Storage map and a history of past cleans. Scans change nothing, and every clean goes through a review list.

Web and services

• Web Server & SSL: proxy or Laravel sites served by nginx or Apache, each with a locally trusted HTTPS certificate. XAMPP, WAMP and Laragon installs are found from their running process. Optional public Cloudflare tunnel per site. A New Project wizard scaffolds Laravel, adds the site, creates the database, writes .env and runs migrations.
• Docker: start, stop, restart, logs, and remap published ports.
• Databases: MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB and Redis, each with an admin UI, plus users, backup and restore.
• Data browser: a browser for any MySQL or PostgreSQL server, with structure, a filterable grid with inline editing, clickable relations, a multi-sheet SQL console, and CSV, JSON and INSERT export. Read-only per connection until you switch it.
• Redis: browse keys by pattern and watch Laravel queues.
• Mail Catcher: Mailpit, built in or in Docker.
• LLM Traces (beta): a local Langfuse and LangSmith. Point an app's Langfuse, LangSmith or OpenTelemetry SDK at DevsPro and read every trace as a waterfall of LLM calls, tools and steps. Nothing leaves the machine.
• Workers: any command kept running in the background, such as a Laravel queue worker.
• Scheduled tasks: recurring commands written to crontab (Task Scheduler on Windows), with each run's output.
• Logs: tail nginx and Laravel logs per site.
• Hosts file: edit /etc/hosts entry by entry.

Terminal and remote

• Terminal: local and SSH shells with split panes, multiple windows, pop-out windows and a file browser that follows the shell. A docked terminal is available on every page (Ctrl+`). Terminals keep running when you leave the page. Paste screenshots with Ctrl+V; right-click pastes.
• Command library: 889 commands for Git, Docker, Kubernetes, Laravel, Nginx, systemd, MySQL, PostgreSQL and more, plus your own. Destructive commands ask before they run.
• SSH: saved hosts, key generation and install on a host, and remembered passwords, stored encrypted.
• SFTP: a two-pane file browser and transfers. It logs in with the same keys as the terminal's ssh.
• AI agents: launch Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Copilot CLI, Aider and others in a project folder, each in its own tab.

Files and tools

• Files: a Finder-style explorer with USB drives, phones, cameras, Google Drive and network shares. Files open in editor tabs with syntax highlighting, Format document, git status, change bars, inline diff, blame and file history.
• Env Diff: compare two .env files and copy values across.
• Apps: install common dev tools such as nginx, Docker, PHP, Node/nvm and cloudflared.
• Settings: theme, interface zoom, autostart and tray, and backup and restore to one JSON file.
• Profiles: name and password are optional.
• Forgot your password? The lock screen can reset it: your computer asks for an administrator's approval, then you choose a new password or none. Nothing else is lost, since the password never encrypted anything. Settings → Password sets, changes or removes it.
• In-app updates: DevsPro checks for a new version, verifies its signature and installs it with one password or UAC prompt.

Known limitations

• The Windows installer isn't code-signed yet.
• On Windows, Firefox doesn't trust the local CA unless security.enterprise_roots.enabled is set.
• macOS is not supported yet.

License: free to use under the CodeVionix License. Copyright © 2026 CodeVionix.