macOS menu bar app for monitoring services, ports, Docker containers and MCP servers. Scan processes, manage services, track CPU/memory usage, install Claude Code/Codex MCP servers.
Config is the same across clients — only the file and path differ.
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macOS menu bar app for monitoring services, ports, Docker containers and MCP servers. Scan processes, manage services, track CPU/memory usage, install Claude Code/Codex MCP servers.
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A lightweight macOS menu bar utility that monitors all services listening on TCP ports. Instantly see what's running, which ports are in use, and manage processes — all from your menu bar.

lsof and displays grouped servicesswift build # Debug build
swift build -c release # Release build
swift run ServiceBar # Run locally
Download the latest ServiceBar.zip from Releases, unzip, and drag ServiceBar.app to your Applications folder.
Or build from source:
swift build -c release
cp -R dist/ServiceBar.app /Applications/
Once launched, ServiceBar lives in your menu bar as a ⚙ icon with an active service count badge.
Click the icon to open the dashboard:
Settings (gear icon in footer):
Sources/ServiceBar/
├── ServiceBarApp.swift # App entry, AppDelegate, menu bar setup
├── Models/
│ └── ServiceInfo.swift # Service data model
├── Services/
│ ├── ServiceScanner.swift # Core scanning engine & process control
│ ├── HiddenItemsManager.swift # Hidden items persistence
│ └── GroupAliasManager.swift # Group aliases & tag system
├── Views/
│ ├── StatusBarView.swift # Main popover UI
│ ├── ServiceRowView.swift # Service card component
│ ├── SettingsView.swift # Settings panel
│ └── RefreshButton.swift # Animated refresh button
└── Resources/
├── Info.plist
└── AppIcon.png
MIT License. See LICENSE for details.