Product
A port-centric agent for the machines you actually run.
PortPilot is a developer and server-administration tool: see listening ports, diagnose health, and run allowlisted controls. It is local-first. Cloud is optional.
The outcome
Stop guessing which process owns 443, whether Docker published it, or why localhost looks up but the app layer is dead. PortPilot puts the binding, process, service, and health layers in one place — on the machine, with the same model in the CLI and optional website.
Who it is for
People who run local development stacks, homelabs, and small fleets of Windows or Linux hosts. It is not an AI platform, a generic hosting panel, or an SSH replacement.
How you use it
- Install the agent on the host.
- Use locally, or pair with a short dashboard code.
- Inspect ports, run Diagnose, and use kill / service / firewall / tunnel actions your licence allows.
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