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A lightweight macOS menu bar app that shows which applications are listening on which ports, with a quick way to kill them.
- View all listening TCP ports and their processes at a glance
- View PIDs, commands and working directories
- Quick "Open in Browser" for web services
- Kill processes with one click (with confirmation)
- Smart name detection for NodeJS apps, Docker, Python and other dev tools
- Filters for dev processes and system process
- Toggleable filters out system processes by default
- Click the Portsly icon in your menu bar
- View all processes listening on TCP ports
- Click on any port to see options:
- Open in Browser: Opens http://localhost:PORT in your default browser
- Kill Process: Sends SIGTERM to the process
- Force Quit: Sends SIGKILL to the process
- Download the latest release from the Releases page
- Move Portsly.app to your Applications folder
- Launch Portsly
Requirements:
- macOS 12.0+
- Xcode 14+
- XcodeGen
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/ghinkle/portsly.git
cd portsly
# Quick build
./build.sh
# Or manually:
xcodegen generate
open Portsly.xcodeproj
# Then build and run in Xcode (⌘+R)
Portsly runs shell commands to load network ports and command information. There is no telemetry. This is just a simple, free utility.
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
- Uses XcodeGen for project generation
- Built with Swift and SwiftUI
