Ports. Git. Services. All of it — one menu bar icon.
Stop switching tabs to check what's running, what's broken, and what needs a push. DevBar surfaces your entire dev environment at a glance.
See every active port on your machine at a glance. DevBar continuously scans and surfaces the process name, PID, and protocol for each listener — so you always know what's running, and what's left running by accident.
DevBar watches all your git repositories at once. Uncommitted changes, commits ahead of remote, merge conflicts — surfaced immediately, without having to cd into every project folder.
Before you blame your code, know if GitHub is down. DevBar pings the services you depend on — GitHub, Vercel, Cloudflare, Supabase, and more — and shows you response time and status in real time.
DevBar installs like any Mac app and adds a single icon to your menu bar. No setup wizard, no account, no onboarding. Just a quiet icon waiting to be clicked.
One click opens a panel showing all active ports, your tracked repos, and service status — live, all at once. No switching between terminal tabs, GitHub status pages, or Git GUIs.
Kill a port, open a branch in Terminal, or check if Vercel is actually down — all from the dropdown. Close the panel and get back to work in under 10 seconds.
| Capability | DevBar | lsof / Terminal | GitHub Status page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Always visible from menu bar | ✓ One click | ✕ Open Terminal each time | ✕ Open browser each time |
| Kill a port without commands | ✓ One click | ✕ Find PID, then kill | — Not applicable |
| See all git repos at once | ✓ All repos, live | ✕ cd into each one | — Not applicable |
| Service health at a glance | ✓ Pinged continuously | ✕ Manual curl | ✕ One service only |
| No subscription | ✓ One-time purchase | ✓ Free (manual) | ✓ Free (browser) |
| Works offline | ✓ Ports + git offline | ✓ | ✕ Requires internet |
Available on the Mac App Store. One-time purchase. macOS 13 or later.
Download on Mac App Store