What’s new
Release notes for every version of Portmole. Portmole updates itself automatically; older builds are in the downloads archive.
Portmole 1.0.0
Coming soonThe first release of Portmole: see and stop every localhost server on your Mac for free, and restart and start them again with Pro.
Free
- Every listening port in your menu bar, sorted into Dev, Apps and Other.
- Dev servers shown by page title, start command and project folder.
- Click a row to open the server in your browser, and search by port, name or project.
- Close ports in one click: ✕ sends SIGTERM, Force Quit if one hangs on, ⌥-click to force.
- Reveal in Finder.
- A draggable mole tab on the screen edge (or use the menu bar).
- The animated mole and the Terminal theme.
Portmole Pro
- Restart in Terminal and copy the start command.Pro
- Recent: start any dev server you’ve run again, on the next free port if needed.Pro
- Open a project: pick a folder and Portmole detects how to run it.Pro
- Change port: rewrites the start command for your framework and restarts there.Pro
- Stars that follow the project, and a LAN badge for network-exposed servers.Pro
- Dev-server count in the menu bar.Pro
- Amber, Ice and macOS themes.Pro
Under the hood
- Universal app for Apple silicon and Intel, macOS 14 Sonoma or later, about 7 MB.
- Signed and notarized by Apple, with automatic updates (daily check, can be turned off).
- No telemetry, no analytics, no extra macOS permissions.