A macOS menu bar app that shows every listening dev port with the app or AI agent that opened it, warns when a server is exposed to your LAN, and stops it safely. CLI and MCP server included.
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This started as a personal annoyance. I run Claude Code and Cursor side by side, and half the time I'd hit "port 3000 already in use" with no idea which of them left a server running. lsof gives you a pid. I wanted a name.
So Wharfy lives in the menu bar and shows the chain: node ← claude ← zsh, and you know exactly who to blame before you kill anything. It stops things politely (SIGTERM first, never touching your shell or IDE), knows Docker from a real process, and warns you when a dev server is quietly exposed to your whole network — that one caught me more than once.
It's free while in beta. There's a CLI and an MCP server too, so your agents can clean up after themselves.
How many agents are you running locally these days? Curious if I'm the odd one.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
This started as a personal annoyance. I run Claude Code and Cursor side by side, and half the time I'd hit "port 3000 already in use" with no idea which of them left a server running. lsof gives you a pid. I wanted a name.
So Wharfy lives in the menu bar and shows the chain: node ← claude ← zsh, and you know exactly who to blame before you kill anything. It stops things politely (SIGTERM first, never touching your shell or IDE), knows Docker from a real process, and warns you when a dev server is quietly exposed to your whole network — that one caught me more than once.
It's free while in beta. There's a CLI and an MCP server too, so your agents can clean up after themselves.
How many agents are you running locally these days? Curious if I'm the odd one.