// macos app
Sever
Every running process and open port on your Mac, one click from the menu bar.
A menu bar app that lists processes and open network ports side by side and lets you end either by PID, gracefully by default and forcefully one right-click away. It always tells you why something would not die.
- year
- 2026
- type
- macos app
- group
- macos apps
the problem
//01the problem
Killing a stray dev server means kill -9 $(lsof -ti:3000) or three windows of Activity Monitor.
how it works
//02how it works
- 01
Two lists, one action
Processes and ports share one control. SIGTERM by default, SIGKILL when you mean it.
- 02
Never fails silently
Every attempt reports what happened: severed, denied because the process is protected, already gone, or a readable error.
highlights
//03highlights
- No Dock icon, tiny footprint
- Monospaced, dense and scannable
- Honest error reporting
built with
- Swift
- SwiftUI
//04contact
Say hello. I read everything.
Email is the fastest way to reach me. For anything that needs a conversation, book a call.
to
- name
- Khaled Saeed
- country
- Lebanon