macOS · Apple silicon
a native macOS app for switching projects, controlling services, and following logs — without opening another terminal pane.
The full app is free during the public beta. A beta license key is required, works on two Macs, and expires for everyone on 31 October 2026.
How beta pricing works
the whole project
Projects, services, Git, logs, and terminals stay together—so switching context does not mean rebuilding it.
project switcher
Return to the exact project context you left.
running in voice-ai
4 healthyservice control
Start, stop, and inspect local services together.
focus and multitask
Focus hands ports to the next project. Multitask keeps both alive.
git workspace
Review diffs, commit, and push without leaving the project.
− selectedProject = nil
+ restoreWorkspace(for: project)
+ selectedProject = project
project recipe
Define services, ports, and dependencies once in .hun.yml.
mac, through and through
The macOS app is the product. The optional CLI is there when automation or a remote machine calls for it.
Use every feature through 31 October 2026. After beta, the planned price is $15 once for a lifetime license on two Macs—no subscription and no feature ladder.
questions
The repeated setup around local development: finding the project, starting its processes, resolving port conflicts, locating logs, and rebuilding terminal context. It does not replace your editor, Git host, Docker, or shell.
No. Hun runs the commands you define in a small .hun.yml file and can detect common Node.js, Go, Python, Docker Compose, and monorepo structures.
No. The macOS app is the primary product and bundles the runtime it needs. The standalone CLI and TUI remain optional for automation, remote machines, and terminal-first workflows.
The beta is free through 31 October 2026. After that, continued use will require the planned $15 lifetime license. The paid-license transition will ship before the beta deadline.