Everyport docs

Everyport finds every local server listening on a port. It shows what the server is, which branch it’s on, which coding agent started it, and how much memory and CPU it uses. Stop the ones you forgot about in one click.

It runs on macOS, Windows and Linux, as a menu bar or tray app and as everyport, a CLI with a terminal UI. It also watches remote machines over SSH, Docker, Kubernetes, WSL, or any command that can run a program there.

Install

curl -fsSL https://everyport.dev/install.sh | sh     # macOS and Linux

irm https://everyport.dev/install.ps1 | iex          # Windows, in PowerShell

Pages

• Getting started: install, the desktop app, the terminal UI and their keys
• Machines: SSH, Docker, Kubernetes, WSL, port forwarding, everyport serve and Tailscale
• Settings and clean up: every setting, alerts, auto-kill and protected processes
• CLI reference: every everyport command and option
• Protocol: events and requests over everyport stdio and everyport serve
• Troubleshooting: everyport doctor, missing servers, Windows installs, the Linux tray
• FAQ

For coding agents, llms.txt lists every page and llms-full.txt has them all in one file.