The macOS command launcher for developers
Put your dev commands one click away.
- Right project folder
- Live output and ports
- Interactive shell
Run a command, inspect its ports, then open Shell View to follow the output.
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What developers asked for most
Keep the convenience. Keep the terminal.
One saved command keeps its project folder, live shell, and detected ports together.
Saved command
$ pnpm dev
> storefront@1.4.0 dev
> vite --host 0.0.0.0
VITE v8.0.4 ready in 318 ms
➜ Local: http://localhost:3000/
➜ press h + enter to show help
❯ Three steps, then one click
Save once. Run anytime.
Built around real searches
The command-line problems people are trying to solve
Each guide answers a concrete workflow developers have publicly asked for.
“macOS menu bar app based on Python or shell scripts”
Run scripts from the menu bar
Launch shell and Python scripts without wrapping each one in its own app. See the workflow →“terminal manager for multiple projects on macOS”
Manage commands across projects
Keep each project’s commands attached to the folder where they belong. See the workflow →“better way than four Terminal windows running commands”
Replace terminal-window sprawl
Run frontend, queues, listeners, and workers without arranging four terminals. See the workflow →“launch a saved command in a real interactive terminal”
Keep a real interactive terminal
Run saved commands with live output and a prompt you can still use. See the workflow →“run zsh commands from the macOS menu bar”
Run zsh and login-shell commands
Keep aliases, functions, PATH, and version managers available when you launch. See the workflow →“pin frequently used SSH commands in the macOS menu bar”
Pin SSH commands and tunnels
Keep recurring remote connections and local tunnels visible and reusable. See the workflow →“open VS Code workspaces from the macOS menu bar”
Launch VS Code projects
Open a workspace and start its local command from the folder that belongs to it. See the workflow →$ pnpm dev Local: http://localhost:3000/ ready in 412 ms $ _
A real interactive login shell
Not a fire-and-forget button
Shell Click initializes the command through your account’s interactive login shell. PATH, aliases, functions, and version managers stay available. The terminal remains usable before, during, and after the saved command runs.
- Persistent private tmux session per command
- Direct keyboard input and Control-C
- SIGTERM stop behavior for the foreground process group
- Bundled tmux—nothing else to install
Shell Click for macOS
From project folder to running process.
Buy it once. Keep every command and terminal session on your Mac.