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No ports. Just names.
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Hemanth M

port0 - No ports. Just names.

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port0 assigns free ports, injects PORT, and serves your local apps on clean hostnames. Run "port0 npm run dev" Access at: project.localhost, project.web, project.local works for any languages, and frameworks. just wrap it with "port0"

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Hey PH 👋 Have you ever lost track of which dev server is on localhost:3000, 5173, or 8080 today? I kept wishing I could just visit project names instead of memorizing ports… so I built port0. With port0 you can: Run your usual dev command through port0 (e.g. port0 npm run dev) Instantly access it at clean, memorable URLs like project.localhost, project.web, or project.local Use it with any language, framework, or tool - just wrap your existing command No more: Guessing ports Checking package.json scripts Juggling multiple localhost:XXXX tabs If you’re a builder who constantly spins up new apps, I’d love your feedback: Does this make your dev workflow feel cleaner? Which domain style would you actually use day-to-day: .localhost, .web, or .local? Try it out and tell me what breaks, what feels magical, and what you’d want next 🙏 Thanks for checking out port0!