Run terminal commands through a proxy with session-scoped routing from 120+ countries
Native macOS control panel for Laravel development
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Pricing model
Freemium
Open source
Pricing
Free with your own proxy. Built-in routes: $3 per GB for residential IPs, $1 per GB for datacenter IPs. New accounts start with $1 free credit, no card required. No monthly fees, no minimum spend, no contracts.
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Key features
Interactive shell mode for maintaining country connection across multiple commands
Single command execution through proxy with shellroute run
Support for 120+ countries and cities
Residential and datacenter proxy options
Session-scoped isolation keeping other apps on normal connection
IP rotation support within active sessions
SOCKS5 and HTTP/HTTPS proxy support
Bandwidth metering and usage tracking
Kill switch protection and auto-reconnect
CLI and API access
Manage Sail and Docker Compose stacks with live output
Switch PHP versions and manage extensions
Install and pin Node versions per project
Create and manage local databases
Port conflict detection and resolution
Encrypted .env sharing on LAN
Folder Watch with nested commands
Integrated log viewer for all processes
Menu bar quick access and control
Project grouping and organization
What makes it different
No subscription model: pay only per GB used with no contracts or minimum spend
Bring your own proxy or use built-in routes without signup requirements
One-command country selection instead of VPN or per-tool proxy configuration
Isolated proxy sessions keeping other terminals and apps unaffected
Open-source CLI tool designed for developer workflows in the terminal
Orchestrates all Laravel processes in one native Mac app instead of juggling multiple terminals
Automatically detects project type and proposes processes without manual configuration
Free and open source with no vendor lock-in
Encrypted team .env sharing without cloud or Slack
Prevents port conflicts before processes fail to start