Portlivo

Portlivo is a Mac menu bar app that shows every local dev server and port, from Vite, Next.js and Laravel to Docker, Postgres and Redis, along with the project each one belongs to. It scans every two seconds and turns a wall of lsof output into named, grouped live servers you can open, kill, restart, tail or share in one click. Each web server is health-checked and colour-coded by status with its response time, and live thumbnails show which localhost is which. When you hit an 'address already in use' error, Portlivo offers Kill Holder and Retry, and Stacks let you start a whole project's commands at once from a folder. You can share any server to your phone with a QR code or a public HTTPS link via Cloudflare or ngrok, use a command palette to control everything from the keyboard, and see which servers were started by Claude Code or Codex. It's a native SwiftUI app with no account and no analytics. Key Features: - Every Port at a Glance: named, grouped dev servers, databases and containers - One-Click Actions: open, kill, restart, tail logs or share any server - Port Conflict Fixes: Kill Holder and Retry when an address is in use - Stacks: start a project's whole set of commands with one click - Share and Agents: QR or public links, plus badges for Claude Code and Codex servers Portlivo takes the pain out of juggling local dev servers, with a 7-day free trial and an early-bird one-time price of $8.99 (normally $19.99).