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Focused explanations of the DevDock workflows people look for, from developer project manager, developer command runner, Docker Compose manager to monorepo workspace.
Choose the job you need to do. Each page explains the exact workflow, supported formats or platforms, practical limits, and the most relevant DevDock capabilities.
A developer project manager built around local work
Organize repositories, commands, Docker environments, project health, and recent runs in one local developer project manager, with database tools in Pro.
- Developers who move between several local codebases in different languages
- Getting back into a project you have not opened for weeks or months
Run development commands with the project context attached
Run, stop, and revisit development commands with their working directory, arguments, output, timing, and project context intact. Pro adds custom commands and saved workflows.
- Starting dev servers, queue workers, watchers and Docker services without retyping them
- Running install, test and build commands across projects in different languages
Manage Docker Compose development without losing the project view
Discover Compose services, ports, profiles, health, mounts, and host-versus-container commands from one local development workspace.
- Applications with several Compose services and published ports
- Workflows that mix host commands with commands inside containers
A bounded local database client inside the project workspace
With DevDock Pro, inspect schemas, find records, and export or restore SQLite, MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL databases. Laravel projects add migration review and table diagnostics.
- Checking what a development database contains while you work on the code
- Finding a row by email, ID or another exact value without writing SQL
Scan source code for exposed secrets without uploading it
Run a read-only local scan for tokens, hardcoded secrets, private keys, tracked credential files, escaping symlinks, and lockfile gaps.
- A quick check for committed keys and tokens before a release, handoff or making a repository public
- Finding .env files, certificates and key stores that were committed to Git by mistake
Keep a monorepo or multi-repository product in one workspace
With DevDock Pro, model one product across a monorepo's subprojects or several local repositories while preserving each folder's commands, detected technologies, working directory, and health.
- Monorepos where apps and services live in separate subfolders with their own tooling
- Products split across backend, web and mobile repositories stored in different places
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Available on the Microsoft Store. Free for up to three local projects with core commands, Git, Docker, project health checks, and security-audit tools. A one-time Pro purchase unlocks unlimited and multi-folder projects, custom workflows, full history and insights, database tools, SSH transfers, and configuration backup and restore.