Caddy App Discovery
Reads the local Caddy admin API and parses the running config, so every local project shows up automatically with its own myapp.localhost address.
A personal dev control center for everything you run locally. One calm, dark window discovers your projects from the Caddy reverse proxy, gives each a pretty .localhost address, launches dev servers in embedded terminals that survive closing the window, watches every port, and deploys to production in one click.
Reads the local Caddy admin API and parses the running config, so every local project shows up automatically with its own myapp.localhost address.
Pick a folder and the start command is detected for you — Rails, Node, Django, Go, Rust — then the reverse-proxy entry gets wired up automatically.
Real pty sessions in tmux-style tabs. Dev servers keep running when you close the window, and each app-and-purpose pair reuses one tab instead of stacking them.
Green 'Live' and grey 'Asleep' status everywhere in the UI, plus a reaper that frees ports left behind by dead processes.
Detects your deploy config, surfaces its aliases as buttons, and runs the deploy in a live terminal tab — with a second tab tailing production logs.
A ⌘K palette launches, restarts, stops and reloads everything without your hands leaving the keyboard.
Each registered project gets a deterministic animal glyph from a fixed set of nine, so projects stay recognizable at a glance.
Browser-based PKCE sign-in with Keychain-backed tokens, plus a notify-only update banner that rechecks daily.
Discover, launch, monitor and deploy every project you run — from a window that always knows what's live.
A notarized macOS app I run every day across every project on this page. Currently distributed privately — get in touch if you want a look.