DevTerminal: A macOS terminal with a Run button that knows your project

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Nayan. I build an iOS app, its Android version, a Spring Boot backend and a couple of Next.js sites, mostly on my own. Every morning that meant Xcode, Android Studio, IntelliJ and VS Code open at once, mostly so I could press Run in each one. And these days Claude Code writes a lot of my code in a terminal anyway. So I built DevTerminal: a normal macOS terminal (your shell, your config) where every tab knows what project it's in, and has a Run button. • Android: ⌘R builds, installs on your phone or emulator, launches the app and streams logcat. You can install emulators from a menu without opening Android Studio. • iOS: builds and launches in the Simulator or on your iPhone, with the console attached. • Spring Boot, Next.js, Node, Flutter, React Native, Rust, Go, Django, Rails, .NET: it finds the right command. Anything else gets a one-line .devterminal.json. • Run output goes to a panel under your shell, with find and filter, so Claude Code keeps the tab and the logs stay in view. • Chrome-style tabs, one per project, and Xcode's keys: ⌘R run, ⌘B build, ⌘U test. It doesn't replace the toolchains. Xcode and the Android SDK still do the building. It replaces opening four IDEs to use them. 🎁 Product Hunt offer: 20% off this week with code PRODUCTHUNT. $39 once, no subscription, 14-day refund. What should Run support next? I'm around all day to answer questions.