A local dev port monitor for macOS and Windows
DevPortMonitor quickly scans localhost dev servers (ports 1024–65535), shows which stacks are using which ports at a glance, and lets you terminate them instantly when needed.
- Auto‑detects localhost dev servers (ports 1024–65535)
- Smart grouping by tech stack (Node, Python, Ruby, Java, etc.)
- One‑click kill for single processes or all dev ports
- Auto refresh every 10 seconds
- Clean, macOS‑like UI with search & filters
- Flutter 3.0+
- Riverpod
- MVVM Architecture
- Targets: macOS, Windows
- Flutter SDK 3.0+
- macOS: Xcode 14+ (Command Line Tools)
- Windows: Visual Studio 2022 (C++ build tools)
flutter pub getmacOS
flutter run -d macosWindows
flutter run -d windowsmacOS
flutter build macos --releaseWindows
flutter build windows --releaselib/
├── core/
├── data/
└── presentation/
- JavaScript/Node: Node.js, npm, yarn, pnpm, Deno, Bun, Next, Nuxt, Remix
- Python: Python, Uvicorn, Gunicorn, Flask, Django, FastAPI
- Ruby: Ruby, Rails, Puma, Unicorn
- Java/JVM: Java, Gradle, Maven, Spring, Tomcat
- Go: Go, Gin, Fiber
- Rust: Cargo
- .NET: dotnet, Kestrel
- Databases/Infra: Docker, Redis, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Nginx, Apache
This app lists local processes and can terminate them. On macOS, it uses system tooling to read port usage and send kill signals. It only manages processes owned by the current user by default.
PRs are welcome. Keep changes focused and consistent with the existing architecture.
MIT. See LICENSE.