Know your stack
Recognizes 20+ frameworks. Vite, Next.js, Django and the usual suspects.
Ports hogging?
Chop chop.
Find the process. Free the port.
Get back to shipping.
A tiny native macOS app for your next
EADDRINUSE moment.
Free & open source macOS 13+
Less lsof. More localhost.
- Vite
- Next.js
- Django
- Rails
- Postgres
Your ports.
On the chopping block.
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Find the culprit
See what’s hogging your port, with framework names you actually recognize.
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Give it the chop
Hit Kill next to the process. No digging through your shell history.
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Back to building
Your port is free. Pick up where your dev server left off.
Interactive preview
| Port | Process | PID | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3000 | next dev | 48291 | |
| 5173 | vite | 52847 | |
| 8000 | python | 61293 | |
| 5432 | postgres | 1847 |
No matching processes.
4 example processes. Your machine is off the menu.
Sample data only. Your real processes stay untouched.
Keep things sorted
Group by framework or database. Pin your regulars as favorites.
Stay on the keys
⌘R to refresh. ⌘G to group. Your mouse can take five.
One menu bar away
Quick access, with “Nuke All Dev Servers” for a clean slate.
Find it. Fast.
Search by port, process, PID or user. Auto-refresh keeps things fresh.
Force with care
A polite SIGTERM first. Force kill with confirmation when polite won’t cut it.
You know the drill.
Skip it.
You came here to write code.
Not to remember
lsof flags.
The old way
$ lsof -i :3000
COMMAND PID USER
node 48291 you
$ kill 48291
# wait, which PID was it?
Well done.
Port free.
A small app for a very specific annoyance.
Free, open source,
and ready to chop.
- macOS 13+
- Native SwiftUI
- MIT licensed