process-killer

Free portable Port & Process Manager for Windows: see what is using port 3000, 5173 or 8080 and kill the process in one click. Fix EADDRINUSE "address already in use" errors without netstat and taskkill. Open source.

⚡️ Node Killer — a sleek macOS menubar app that keeps an eye on your Node.js, Vite, and Bun dev servers and lets you kill them with a click.

🧨 Stop background tasks that get left behind after they are needed.

Windows 10/11 utility that runs in the background and allows to forcefully terminate an unresponsive app by pressing WIN + F4.

Multi platform electron app for getting system details and processes manager

Open-source AI agent to safely kill stray dev servers & free blocked ports in Google Antigravity IDE (and similar agentic IDEs like Cursor). Slash commands: /killservers /listports /nukeports. Intelligent, safe, portable

killall for Windows — kill processes by name, regex, port, GPU, RAM, and more.

Instantly find and unlock files stuck in "File in Use" or "Access Denied" on Windows.

WinPortKill - A lightweight, powerful Go-based tool for Windows to identify and terminate processes occupying specific ports. Easily free up ports with a simple command-line interface. Perfect for developers, system administrators, and anyone troubleshooting port conflicts.

A simple tool to kill processes that load CPU for a long time.

Simple tool to find and kill processes by port.

Gerenciador de processos basico para sistemas operacionais baseados em linux

A high-fidelity, interactive process reaper for the Mojave wasteland. Hunt down resource-heavy processes ("Restless Souls") and bury them in an Onyx graveyard. Reclaim your system's memory with a Pip-Boy inspired interface and a heavy-metal aesthetic.

Terminate a specified running process when you press ESCAPE key

Force-kill any frozen or unresponsive window with a global hotkey. Two presses — process gone. System tray app for Windows 10/11 and Linux (X11). Built with Tauri + Rust.

Quickly find and stop Node.js servers running on your system. Useful for developers who start/stop local web servers frequently and need to clean up orphaned processes that don't appear in terminals.

Kill processes by name or port. Fuzzy search, confirmation, JSON output. fkill-inspired, pure Python.

Process slayer: kill annoying and unwanted processes whenever you feel like it.

Monitor and automatically kill reemerging processes