
Developer Tools · Free & open source
A native SwiftUI dashboard for Apple's container CLI — Docker Desktop, without Docker.
A powerful, cross-platform port manager for developers — monitor every open port, kill processes, and manage Kubernetes forwards and Cloudflare Tunnels.

PortKiller is Activity Monitor for your open ports: see everything currently listening on your Mac, what process owns it, and kill it with one click. It goes further than a simple port scanner too, with built-in management for Kubernetes port-forwards and Cloudflare Tunnels — the two things developers usually juggle by hand across multiple terminal tabs.
Finding what's squatting on port 3000 usually means lsof -i :3000 and a kill command copied from Stack Overflow. PortKiller turns that into a menu bar list you can scan and act on instantly, and it's one of the few free tools that treats Kubernetes forwards and Cloudflare Tunnels as first-class citizens alongside plain local ports, not an afterthought.
Completely free and open source.

Developer Tools · Free & open source
A native SwiftUI dashboard for Apple's container CLI — Docker Desktop, without Docker.

Developer Tools · Free · Pro $8
it replaces Docker Desktop with a fast, native Swift app that runs containers and Linux VMs with minimal CPU, memory and battery drain.

Developer Tools · Free & open source
A Claude Code terminal in the menu bar

Developer Tools · Subscription
Tracks where your app ranks for every App Store keyword, in 50+ countries, every day.

Developer Tools · Free & open source
Lives in your Mac's notch and shows when Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or pi finish or need you, so you can answer or jump back.

Developer Tools · Subscription
Tracks where your app ranks for every App Store keyword, in 50+ countries, every day.