List ports, kill processes, expose tunnels, and inspect webhook requests — all from your browser.
If you juggle multiple projects at once, you know the pain. Dev servers pile up, ports collide, and something you forgot to stop three hours ago is still hogging port 3000.
I got tired of the ritual: run lsof, squint at the output, find the PID, kill it. And when I needed to test a webhook? Open another terminal, run ngrok, copy the URL. Every single time.
Port Scanner puts it all in one dashboard. See your ports, kill what you don't need, expose a tunnel, and watch incoming requests without touching the terminal.
See every open port on your system with process name and PID. Filter by protocol, state, or process.
One click to terminate any process. No more hunting for PIDs in the terminal.
Turn any local port into a public URL via Cloudflare Tunnels. Click "Expose", get a URL, paste it as your webhook endpoint.
Every request hitting your tunnel is logged with method, path, status, headers, and body. Click to expand details.
Scan all open ports. Add filters to narrow results.
ports list
ports list --protocol tcp --state LISTEN
ports list --process node --jsonLaunch the dashboard to manage ports, expose tunnels, and view request logs.
ports web
ports web --port 8080Required for the tunnel/expose feature. Skip this if you only need port listing and killing.