pman
Kojunseo/pman: pman: port managing software on the terminal
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Kojunseo/pman: pman: port managing software on the terminal
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Tired of typing lsof, netstat, and random grep pipelines just to figure out what’s holding a port, or hunting through clunky GUI tools? `pman` is a modern, interactive terminal-based port manager that lets you see, search, sort, and kill processes in one clean TUI. Instantly scan all listening ports, filter by port, sort by PID/user/command, and safely terminate. No more context switching, no more memorizing flags, just run pman and manage your ports like a pro.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built pman because I was constantly fighting with ports:
- Typing long lsof / netstat commands and forgetting flags
- Grepping through messy output just to find which process was blocking a single port
- Opening heavy GUI tools that felt overkill for a quick check
- Ubuntu, Macos(M/Intel) supports
With pman, you get:
- A live, terminal-based view of all listening ports (protocols, PIDs, users, commands)
- Fast search by port number so you can instantly see “what’s on 3000/8000/etc?”
- Clickable column headers and keybindings for sorting by port, PID, user, or command
- Safe, one-shot process killing with confirmation
- Smart language detection (Python, Node.js, Go, Java, etc.) and full mouse support
- Not like other products, pman fully support SSH connection
If you regularly spin up local servers, APIs, or dev environments and keep running into “address already in use” errors, I’d love for you to try pman and tell me what would make it even better.