One click to run
Frontend, backend or both, Flutter, Docker or the app itself. Live logs and ports, and a setup step when dependencies are missing.
NexLauncher finds the apps in your projects folder and runs them, with git, a terminal and AI agents built in.
Reads the manifest, not the folder name. These and more run out of the box.
Open a project and it's ready: run it, read its logs, commit, open a terminal or hand a task to an agent.
Frontend, backend or both, Flutter, Docker or the app itself. Live logs and ports, and a setup step when dependencies are missing.
Set your name, stage, commit, pull and push, switch branches and read history. It uses the credentials you already have.
Launch an iOS simulator or an Android emulator, then run your Flutter app on it.
Open a real shell in any project or folder, in a tab of its own.
Running services, pinned projects and open tasks without opening the app. Press ⌃⌥⌘L from anywhere.
Ask AI opens beside the project you're in. Describe the job, pick how much the agent may do on its own and follow its progress as it works.
Each agent signs in with its own tool. NexLauncher never sees or stores your keys. Any other command-line agent works too.
Add tasks where you work, send one to an agent, and see what's open in a desktop widget and the menu bar.

NexLauncher scans it, finds each app and groups folders that hold several.

It installs what's missing if you agree, starts the right command and shows the logs.

Commit and push, open a terminal, or give the next task to an agent.
It isn't notarised yet, so macOS asks you to allow it once in Privacy & Security. How to open it
NexLauncher is Swift and SwiftUI on GitHub. Report a bug, suggest a stack it should run, or send a pull request.