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Portlivo turns the ports listening on your Mac into a readable list of development servers and services. It identifies familiar frameworks, databases, and containers, groups them by project, and shows whether a web server is responding. You can open a local site, stop a process, restart a server, or inspect logs from the menu bar instead of repeatedly looking up port numbers in a terminal.
The interface also shows project context, including folders and Git branches, and provides website thumbnails to distinguish similar local environments. It is useful when several applications, background services, or coding agents leave development processes running at once. Portlivo is a native Mac app for Apple silicon and Intel machines, with a trial and a one-time license.
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