I built Compose Launcher because I often work on multiple projects at the same time, each with its own docker-compose setup.
It became difficult to keep track of:
• which compose files are running
• which ports are already in use
• starting/stopping environments across different folders
Compose Launcher provides a small macOS GUI where you can register multiple compose files and manage them from one place.
You can quickly see running services, start/stop stacks, and avoid port conflicts.
The project is still early and I’d really appreciate feedback from people who run many docker-compose environments locally.
I built Compose Launcher because I often work on multiple projects at the same time, each with its own docker-compose setup.
It became difficult to keep track of: • which compose files are running • which ports are already in use • starting/stopping environments across different folders
Compose Launcher provides a small macOS GUI where you can register multiple compose files and manage them from one place.
You can quickly see running services, start/stop stacks, and avoid port conflicts.
The project is still early and I’d really appreciate feedback from people who run many docker-compose environments locally.