Local services.
One native window.

Start projects, open localhost, read live logs, and watch CPU or memory without sorting through terminal tabs.

macOS 14+
Apple silicon
No account

See what is running. Open what you need.

Captured from an isolated marketing build. Every project, path, log line, process ID, and resource reading is sample data.

Myse dashboard showing sample projects with localhost URLs assigned to Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Helium, plus Terminal and Ghostty handoff controls — **Open each service in the right app.**Send each URL to Chrome, Edge, Helium, or another installed browser. Reconnect a running command in Terminal or Ghostty.

Myse project view showing sample web and API commands, Chrome and Edge URL actions, Terminal handoff controls, health checks, and live output — **One project can run the whole stack.**Keep browser choice, terminal handoff, logs, and health checks attached to each entry.

Myse Resources view comparing live CPU and memory use across local project process groups — **Know what each project costs.**Compare CPU and memory by process group while the stack runs.

Myse workspace environment manager showing sample local and staging profiles with variables, Keychain secret references, and project assignments — **Reuse environments without exporting secrets.**Assign shells and plain variables to projects. Secret values stay in macOS Keychain.

Keep the workflow. Lose the tab hunt.

Add a folder once. Myse detects useful commands and keeps each running process easy to reach.

Detect projects and commands

Myse reads common package scripts, task files, workspaces, and framework entry points.

Run multiple entries

Start, stop, or restart the web app, API, worker, docs, and containers together or separately.

Open each URL where it belongs

Choose any installed macOS browser per entry. Myse remembers the browser and shows its app icon beside each URL.

Keep the live session

Read bounded, redacted output in Myse, then reconnect Terminal, iTerm2, or Ghostty to the same process.

Reuse environments

Assign a shell and variables to several projects. Store secret values in macOS Keychain.

Own Docker lifecycle

Run custom images in the foreground with signal forwarding and automatic container cleanup.

Inspect local processes

Compare CPU and memory by process group, inspect occupied ports, and take over a known port with confirmation.

Reach Myse anywhere

Use the menu-bar popover or install the Option-M shortcut to bring the existing app forward.

The full workflow has a CLI.

The app bundle includes myse. It controls the running Mac app through a private local socket and returns readable text or schema-versioned JSON.

attach + consoleenv + secretsmanifestseventsport toolsshell completion

$ myse add . --entry Web --script dev --start
$ myse status --project auto --json
$ myse logs --project auto --entry Web --follow
$ myse wait --project auto --entry Web --status healthy
$ myse restart --project auto --entry Web

Use the commands you already have.

Choose a detected preset or enter any zsh command. Quoted paths, pipes, variables, and chained commands work.

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macOS 14 or later. Apple silicon. No account.

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Local services.One native window.