Free alpha desktop app
Web Dev Companion
A quiet cockpit for local web development repositories: Git state, branch work, health checks, and runnable tasks in one focused desktop window.
For the projects already on your machine.
Web Dev Companion helps keep a collection of local repositories legible without turning into another editor, hosted dashboard, or commercial platform.
It is meant for the everyday loop: check what changed, jump into a repo, start the right task, watch output, and move between projects without losing context.
A page shaped like the desktop app.
Compact controls, quiet surfaces, status chips, and repository rows carry the same visual rhythm as the cockpit itself.
Repository overview
Save, pin, scan, sort, and search local Git repositories from one desktop view.
Git context
Review dirty state, branch details, recent commits, diffs, staging, and sync work.
Task cockpit
Run detected npm, Gradle, Maven, Rails, and Rake tasks in managed terminals.
Project health
Check the local runtime signals that matter before committing or switching focus.
A small surface for repeat work.
The app is intentionally practical: choose a repository, inspect its current state, run the task you need, and keep terminal output attached to the project it belongs to.
Use saved projects, pins, search, or local folder scans.
Branches, remotes, changed files, commits, and health checks stay close together.
Open the editor, launch a terminal, start scripts, and watch managed output.
Download the current alpha.
Web Dev Companion is free software under the MIT license. The alpha is useful today, but still evolving; feedback and focused improvements are welcome.
macOS disk image for Apple desktops. Use this if you want the standard installer experience.
Download for macOSWindows x64 setup installer for the current alpha. Best for trying the app on a regular workstation.
Download for Windows