Processes, ports, and .env files — managed inside Navique without opening a terminal.
The small daily friction of developer machine management — killing a runaway process, freeing a port, updating an environment variable — adds up. Navique's Local Dev tools handle all of it in a clean interface without switching apps. Process Monitor, Port Scanner, and .env Editor live alongside your GitHub PRs and deployment health in the same window.
A live list of running processes on the local machine with PID, process name, command line, and memory usage. Processes can be killed with a single click and a confirmation dialog. Auto-refresh keeps the list current. Particularly useful for identifying runaway dev servers, stuck test runners, or orphaned database processes.
A list of all active TCP/UDP ports and the services listening on them: port number, protocol, service name, and owning PID. Ports can be killed from the panel, freeing them for other processes. Essential when 'port already in use' errors need quick resolution.
A dedicated editor for .env files in common project locations. The editor parses key-value pairs and displays them in an editable grid. Secrets are masked by default with a reveal toggle. Changes are saved back to the file. Supports all standard .env file formats.