A native macOS application for managing Nginx, Apache, MySQL and PHP via Homebrew. Manage virtual hosts, SSL certificates, multiple PHP versions, MailHog/Mailpit, MySQL users and backups from a single clean SwiftUI interface.
Version: 1.1.13 · Requires: macOS 14+ · License: Proprietary
Requires Homebrew installed. Native Apple Silicon.
Built in Swift to integrate seamlessly with the operating system. No web frameworks, no Electron.
Uses Homebrew to install and manage all services. No custom packages, no conflicts.
Manage NGINX with one click. Virtual hosts, SSL, reverse proxy and advanced configurations always at hand.
Start, stop and manage MySQL directly from the app. Database creation, user management and monitoring.
Switch between different PHP versions in an instant. Integrated php.ini and extension management.
No Docker, no VMs. Services run natively on macOS through Homebrew with maximum performance.
Manage configurations, virtual hosts and stack parameters directly from the graphical interface.
Start, stop and switch between Nginx and Apache, MySQL and multiple PHP versions.
Per-vhost PHP version, custom domains via dnsmasq + .test TLD, Nginx and Apache support.
One-click trusted local SSL certificates per virtual host.
Manage users, run queries, import/export databases and schedule backups.
• phpMyAdmin vhost HTTPS-only retrofit: existing installations created by older versions get their phpmyadmin.test vhost flipped to httpEnabled=false at first launch (one-shot, flag-gated). Port 80 and the 301 redirect block are removed; only the HTTPS server stays. • Homebrew prerequisite checks added across the install entry points: mkcert (SSLService.install), MailHog (MailHogService.install) and every Additional Tool (AdditionalToolsService.install) now refuse with a clear "Homebrew is required" error instead of failing with a generic command-not-found message when brew is missing.
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• phpMyAdmin is now installed HTTPS-only for security: the dedicated phpmyadmin.test vhost no longer binds plain HTTP (port 80). Access is only via https://phpmyadmin.test/. • mkcert + local CA are now hard prerequisites of the phpMyAdmin install button. The Tools panel shows a checklist of the two requirements with green/orange status; the Install button is disabled until both are satisfied. Once they are, one click downloads phpMyAdmin and provisions the SSL vhost end-to-end. • Clear in-app messaging explains the security rationale ("Port 80 is intentionally not used for phpMyAdmin").
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• Fix: Configuration validator no longer reports a phantom "Nginx HTTP Port not found" warning when the listen directive lives inside a user-supplied vhost (sites-enabled/*.conf) instead of the main nginx.conf. The validator now scans both the main config and every enabled vhost before deciding the port is missing. • Same fix applies to the HTTPS port check.
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• Fixed: MySQL "wrong root password" message when the MySQL service is actually stopped — now shows "MySQL is not running" with a hint to start it from the Services tab. • Fixed: false-positive "Nginx HTTP Port not found" critical alert when the daemon is not running — severity downgraded to warning while Nginx is stopped. • Fixed: Nginx port-discrepancy validator now recognises listen 80, listen *:80, listen 0.0.0.0:80 and listen [::]:80 (previously missed everything but bare "listen 80"). • Fixed: "Fix All" and the per-row Fix button now actually rewrite nginx.conf with current httpPort / httpsPort values (the marker-gated setupConfiguration() was a no-op after the first migration). • Better failure-mode separation in MySQL connection probe: server unreachable vs. real Access denied are no longer confused.
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• Built-in app self-update via the BrewApps feed (silent at launch + manual check from Settings or app menu) • Explicit alerts: "Update available" / "You are up to date" • SHA-256 verification box on the download page and inside the in-app banner • Various stability fixes for vhosts, dnsmasq status reporting and PHP information panel.
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