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Manage all your localhost ports in one place
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Veenuthan Tharmaseelan

Chrome Extension - Manage all your localhost ports in one place

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Every developer has had this moment: you start a new project, forget which port it's running on, and start digging through terminal tabs. Localhost Manager keeps track of all your running local servers in one clean Chrome extension popup. → Save & name your localhost ports (e.g. "React App :3000") → One-click open in new tab → Color-coded status indicators → Runs 100% locally — no sync, no accounts, no tracking → Works with any framework: React, Vue, Laravel, Django & more

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Veenuthan Tharmaseelan
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built Localhost Manager after losing track of my own dev servers one too many times — wrong port, forgotten name, 5 terminal tabs open. It's a dead-simple Chrome extension: 🗂 Name and save all your localhost ports 🖱 One click to open them in a new tab 🟢 See at a glance which ones are active 🔒 Everything stays local — zero network requests Works with any stack: React, Next.js, Laravel, Django, you name it. What local dev tools do you swear by? And what would make this even more useful for your workflow? 👇
Saul Fleischman

@veenuthan_tharmaseelan This is a solid solve for a real pain point. The zero network requests approach is smart, especially for developers juggling multiple local services. I'm curious whether you're thinking about adding any team features down the line, or keeping it intentionally minimal for individual workflows.