Stop juggling a dozen terminal tabs. Register each Node project once, then start, stop and watch them all — live logs, automatic port detection, per-project Node versions and dependency-ordered startup for monorepos.
No config files to hand-write. DevHarbor reads what your project already declares.
Click Add project and pick a folder — no config files, no terminal. DevHarbor reads its package.json, finds your dev scripts, and detects the Node version from .nvmrc or engines.
Add one or more tasks per app — migrate → api → web. DevHarbor waits for each to be ready before starting the next.
Everything boots in order with real terminals under the hood. Live logs, clickable ports, CPU & memory — all in one window.
Real terminals under the hood, so logs look exactly like your shell — with a window built to manage many of them at once.
Real terminals under the hood, so every app's logs look exactly like your shell — with search, filtering and adjustable text size. Crashed app? The last lines stay pinned with one-click restart.
Define multiple tasks per app and DevHarbor starts them in order — waiting for each to be ready before the next.
Reads .nvmrc & engines, then picks from your nvm / fnm / volta / asdf — no nvm use dance.
Manage them global → per-app → per-task, with secret masking and .env import built in.
Auto-detects the port each app binds to with clickable links, plus live CPU & memory per app.
Group apps into folders, filter instantly and jump anywhere from the keyboard — never touch the mouse.
All data lives in a local database on your machine. No accounts, no cloud, no telemetry — ever.
This is the real interface. Watch the logs stream live, hit Stop to halt the server, or jump to the Dashboard from the sidebar.
Tip: press Stop to halt web-storefront, or open Dashboard from the sidebar.
No sign-up, nothing leaves your machine. Read the source, file an issue, or send a PR — DevHarbor is built by developers who got tired of the terminal-tab sprawl too.
Everything we'd want to know before installing a new dev tool.
Free, open source, and local. Download once and never count terminal tabs again.