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A process probe for dev servers, daemons and MCP servers: what is alive, for how long, and which port it listens on.

Four surfaces in one product: busy ports, processes left hanging, containers and build folders. The value is in the link between them.

Started your work in the wrong directory and left the whole conversation history behind? ConvMover moves it where it belongs, showing you exactly what will happen before it touches anything.

Docker quietly accumulates tens of gigabytes in images, volumes and build cache. DockerSpace groups it by project, shows you what is in use and what is not, and gives you per-project cleanup instead of all-or-nothing.

Scans the folders on your Mac, finds every git repository, and shows you the real state: what is uncommitted, what is unpushed, which branch you are on, what was worked on today. Without opening thirty terminals.

Keeps the prompts you reuse in one place and brings them up with Alt+Space, like Spotlight. Search, press Enter, and it is in your clipboard — or typed straight into whatever app you are in.

Finds Node processes left running in the background and the ports they are holding, with a button to free them. It also scans a folder and shows every node_modules with its size and last-used date, so you can delete the ones you no longer need.

A native window over your tmux servers: which sessions exist, what runs in each pane, for how long, and what changed. With notifications when a process finishes or stalls.

Reads your local Claude Code transcripts and shows token consumption, estimated in dollars at list API prices, broken down by project, agent, session, model and hour. It is a comparable estimate, not your bill.