Import repos faster
Pick a folder, review detected projects, and let DevDock suggest services, commands, ports, health checks, and local domains.
macOS ยท Apple Silicon
Run local dev without terminal chaos.
Import repos, start workspaces, open local URLs, inspect ports and logs, and recover broken services from one focused Mac app.
01 / Features
Daily local dev, less drag.
Start full workspaces
Group related repos, start or stop them together, and keep product, client, and side-project contexts separated.
Find why it broke
See live ports, orphan processes, suspicious background runs, recent logs, doctor checks, and recovery hints in one place.
02 / Workflow
Start, inspect, recover.
DevDock does not replace your stack. It makes the stack you already use visible and repeatable.
Start
Bring up related repos together instead of rebuilding a terminal layout every morning.
Inspect
See running state, ports, URLs, and recent logs without switching context.
Recover
Find port conflicts, stale processes, and broken services before they turn into guesswork.
03 / Recovery
Recovery tools
When a local stack drifts, DevDock keeps the next action visible.
Daily control
Projects, workspaces, service detection, start/stop, logs, ports, HTTP local domains, and session restore.
Deeper recovery
HTTPS local domains, recovery automation, workspace health snapshots, snapshot restore, and diagnostics export.
Clear failure context
Keep ports, logs, doctor checks, process state, and workspace baselines close enough to act without guessing.
04 / Install
Install & support
Signed DMG
Download the latest signed build and drag DevDock to Applications.
Install on macOS
brew install --cask hweihwang/devdock/devdock
Direct contact
hoangmaths96 [at] gmail [dot] com
05 / FAQ
Short answers before install.
What is DevDock?
DevDock is a Mac app for running local development projects from one dashboard: services, workspaces, ports, logs, URLs, and recovery.
Does DevDock replace Docker?
No. DevDock runs the commands you already use. It works alongside Docker, npm, pnpm, Bun, Rails, Go, Rust, and custom scripts.
Is DevDock local-first?
Yes. Project config, sessions, runtime state, ignored processes, and window state stay on your Mac.
How do I install it?
Download the signed DMG or install with the Homebrew cask.
Run the stack from one place.
Install DevDock, import your repos, and keep local startup, logs, ports, and recovery in one focused dashboard.
Questions: hoangmaths96 [at] gmail [dot] com