Found for you
Nominate a folder and it scans one to three levels deep, listing what it finds to tick.
Point devCommand at your Sites folder and it finds Laravel, WordPress, Flutter and Swift projects by their files — then offers only the commands that make sense for each. Want another stack? Tell us.
Free for everyone · macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon and Intel
Nominate a folder and it scans one to three levels deep, listing what it finds to tick.
Versions, package manager, scripts, test runner, database, queue and git branch — no processes started.
No phpstan.neon, no static analysis button. No lock file, no Node install.
WordPress 35, Laravel 33, Swift 29, Flutter 28 — and adding one is an edit to a JSON file.
artisan and composer.json. Start dev, full dev stack, queues, scheduler, tinker, migrations, caches, Pint and PHPStan.
php artisan queue:work redis --queue=critical,default,low --memory=512
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wp-config.php and friends, run through WP-CLI. Core, plugin and theme updates, checksums, database, caches, cron and maintenance mode.
wp plugin update --all
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pubspec.yaml. Run on any device Flutter can see, hot reload and restart, build_runner, builds for every platform, doctor.
flutter run -d "iPhone 17 Pro"
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Package.swift, .xcodeproj or .xcworkspace. Build, test, archive, Run + Hot Reload, SwiftLint and swift format.
xcodebuild -scheme MenubarKit -configuration Debug build
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The small things
A Laravel app with a Flutter folder inside? Pick which it is per project.
Each project keeps the same colour, worked out from its name.
Jump between your first nine projects.
Or add a single project directly.
Node, Rails, Django? Suggest the next one.
Actions live in actions.json, not in Swift code.
Keep exploring
No account, no licence key. Point devCommand at ~/Sites and press your first command.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon and Intel · Version 1.0