macOS App
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Localhost 3000

Run and manage your local web projects from one native macOS dashboard.

What it does

Scan one portfolio root and list every project that exposes a dev script

Start and stop local dev servers from a native macOS dashboard

Track assigned ports and edit them inline before the next launch

See which projects have uncommitted git changes before you run them

Open running apps in the browser or copy a network URL to test on another device

Jump straight into Terminal, VS Code, or Finder from the same row

Who this is for

Solo developer command center

Manage a folder full of client sites, experiments, and portfolio apps without opening separate terminal tabs for each one.

Cross-device testing

Copy the local network URL for a running project and open it on a phone or tablet on the same Wi‑Fi.

Screenshot

Localhost 3000 app dashboard screenshot

Built for daily dev workflow

Stop every running dev server at once with Stop All

Refresh the app list and git status without restarting the app

Change the tracked root folder when your project structure changes

Switch between light mode, dark mode, and system appearance

If macOS blocks opening

1.Download and unzip the app, then try opening Localhost 3000.app once.

2.Open System Settings → Privacy & Security.

3.Find the blocked app message and click Open Anyway, then confirm.

Step 1: macOS warning when opening the app
Step 2: Privacy & Security with Open Anyway