RIG
Mac process manager to run, watch, and restart every local dev process from one window
Freemium - Local usage is free (free during beta). Optional paid "Mesh" plans for Rig Cloud features (catalog sync, Live Links, encrypted backups). See pricing page for details.
About RIG
Rig is a macOS desktop app that discovers, starts, stops and watches every process in your project from a single window. It groups scripts, Procfiles, Laravel artisan sidecars, and managed Postgres/Redis, streams combined logs, and owns ports to avoid lsof conflicts. A local MCP hub lets tools like Cursor, Claude, Codex, Windsurf and VS Code read health, logs and ports and restart crashed services without a shell. Optional Rig Cloud syncs catalog metadata, Live Links and encrypted Continuity backups across Macs. The Mac app is free in beta for Apple Silicon and Intel (macOS 13+).
Key Features
- Discover, start, stop and watch every project process from one window
- Grouped log streaming and port ownership to avoid lsof/port conflicts
- Local MCP hub for integrations (Cursor, Claude, Codex, Windsurf, VS Code)
- Optional Rig Cloud: encrypted sync, Live Links, and continuity backups across Macs
- Supports macOS 13+ on Apple Silicon and Intel; free during beta
Who is this for?
Developers on macOS building multi-process projects (web apps, APIs, queues, AI agents) who want unified local process control and logs.
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FreemiumLocal usage is free (free during beta). Optional paid "Mesh" plans for Rig Cloud features (catalog sync, Live Links, encrypted backups). See pricing page for details.
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