Port Manager

Manage ports from your menu bar.

Find, open and kill ports in a couple of clicks — so you can go back to writing code.

Get Port Manager for macOS
Works with macOS Sierra (10.12 ) and above.

View all of your ports in one place.

Open ports in your browser.

Copy and share network URLs.

Free up ports in a couple of clicks.

If you’re a developer, this story will sound familiar.

9.02 a.m.
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You fire up a project and are interrupted by an obnoxious EADDRINUSE message.

9.04 a.m.
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"How do I kill a process on mac?"

Frustrated, you do some Googling and find a series of commands on StackOverflow.

9.06 a.m.
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You fumble around in terminal with some unfamiliar commands until you manage to kill the process.

2 days later...
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You get another EADDRINUSE message. You open Google and type "How do I kill a process on mac?".

Managing ports was mildly irritating.

It’s now as simple as:

Get Port Manager for macOS
Works with macOS Sierra (10.12 ) and above.