One dashboard for everything
The state of your environment at a glance: running services, your sites and the isolated sandbox — with one-click start/stop for everything.
€7.99
Subscription product, Every month
Everything for local web development — in one app, in your look.
The state of your environment at a glance: running services, your sites and the isolated sandbox — with one-click start/stop for everything.
Spin up projects with their own .test domains and HTTPS — the right PHP or Node version per site.
nginx, Apache, PHP, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, Mailpit & more — start, stop, pick versions, in one click.
Chat with language models that run entirely on your Mac — Ollama as a managed service, models rated for your hardware. Premium binds specialists with instructions and file context right into your chats.
Uptime, SSL and domain expiry, Lighthouse scores and SEO audits with JSON-LD checks — grouped per client and fully local. No client data passing through third-party clouds.
JSON, regex, diff, encoders, a colour tool with screen picker, 200,000+ icons with licence guidance, code sandboxes running your real php.ini, and an HTML builder for Bootstrap & Tailwind.
Manage MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL, create databases and users — with a built-in Adminer to browse the data.
Edit php.ini, web server and service configs right in the app — with an editor, presets and instant apply.
Every outgoing mail from your projects lands in the built-in Mailpit viewer — read and check without real delivery.
Watch service and site logs live in the app — including your own log files, without hunting in the terminal.
Run commands on a cron schedule with a UI instead of crontab — including status, output and history.
Bundle folders and databases into backup sets, categorised and scheduled — with retention and safe restore.
HTTP requests of any kind with tests, environments and saved requests — like Postman, right in the app.
Connect to your servers: an embedded terminal and a dual-pane SFTP file manager — browse, edit, transfer.
Test whole systems locally without a setup marathon: fetch an image right in the app — always the current release, checksum verified — set RAM, cores and disk, hit start. Ubuntu, Debian, Alpine, Fedora and Rocky are included; older versions are one dropdown away.
A Markdown notes vault with editor, preview and split view — fully compatible with your Obsidian files.
Manage and import shell aliases in a UI, generate SSH keys, maintain SSH hosts and known_hosts — one place instead of scattered dotfiles.
Hosting, domains, tools: every recurring cost with amount, cycle and notice period. The dashboard and macOS widgets show the monthly total and what is due next.
WebDonkey bundles what otherwise takes separate apps and subscription services. We only count money where no adequate free alternative exists — all reference values are current list prices, checked in August 2026.
No savings promise here — much of this exists scattered across free websites. The point is a different one:
Everything runs locally and offline in one place — instead of 20 browser tabs you paste code and data into. And the PHP scratchpad uses your real php.ini with your extensions, which no website can do.
People who buy native apps for this pay 150–200 €. You don’t have to — Free costs 0 €.
This is where the real maths lives: services that otherwise run as monthly subscriptions — with no free alternative that holds up for serious work.
On top at no extra cost: Obsidian-compatible notes, ready-made project packages, unlimited cron jobs, a global php.ini and the floating-seat licence for multiple machines.
As individual subscriptions: roughly 60 € per month.
Over 600 € saved per year — and everything runs locally on your Mac, without project or client data passing through third-party clouds.
Reference values are official list prices of typical standalone services in each category, checked in August 2026 — deliberately without naming individual vendors. Categories with adequate free alternatives are not counted. See the Free/Premium comparison for features and limits.