Services
Everything you need, in one dashboard
Start, stop, and restart services. Open the right URL or folder in one click. When something breaks, open the logs and fix it without guessing.
Local web services for Windows
DevDock
Run your local web environment from one clean dashboard. Start the services you need, keep configs organized, and use logs to fix issues fast.
- Start what you need in seconds
- Logs in one place
- Configs you can find and edit
Your local stack, one surface
DevDock gives you one place to manage local services. Start and stop what you need, open the right tools fast, and keep your work moving without repetitive setup.
Logs & HTTP tooling
View logs per service and spot errors quickly. Use built in tools to test endpoints and verify behavior while you develop.
Project helpers
Create a quick local database when you need one. Keep project helpers nearby so common tasks stay simple.
7 core services (typical)
A complete set of services for local development, plus optional helpers for local domains and HTTPS when you need them.
Services
What you can run
Start the services you need for your project and keep them all in one place.
NGINX
PHP
MySQL
Mailpit
phpMyAdmin
FTP
See the shell
A quick look at the dashboard, tools, and service views.
Why you should use DevTools
Skip repetitive setup. DevDock helps you get your local environment running fast, then stay productive with the right tools close by.
Orchestration without the scavenger hunt
Start and stop the services you need from one place. No more hunting for separate installers, toggles, and shortcuts every time you begin work.
Logs you can actually read
When something fails, you should not guess. DevDock puts service logs in one place so you can quickly see what happened and what to fix.
Extras in one window
Useful tools sit next to your services so you stay focused. Do common tasks without switching between a dozen separate apps.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Simple answers to common questions.
What is DevDock?
DevDock is a Windows desktop app that helps you run and manage a full local web environment from one place.
Is DevDock only for Windows?
Yes. DevDock is designed for Windows and focuses on making local services feel simple and reliable.
What is C:\DevDock?
It is the main folder DevDock uses to keep local service files organized. If you ever need to find configs, logs, or your web root, you will find them there.
Where do I put my website files?
Put your project files in the web root folder inside C:\DevDock. Then start the web service in DevDock and open localhost in your browser.
Which ports does DevDock use by default?
Defaults depend on your configuration. If something will not start, DevDock shows the reason, and the logs will point to common issues like a port conflict.
How do I download DevDock?
Use the Download button to open the latest release and run the Windows installer.
What is the HTTP Client tab for?
It helps you test your local API endpoints quickly without needing extra tools.
How do logs work?
DevDock shows logs per service so you can filter and focus. You can also open log files on disk when you need to share or review them.
Can I edit configs inside the app?
Yes. For most services you can open the config from DevDock, make changes, save, and restart the service so changes apply.
A service will not start. What should I do?
Open the service logs and look for the first error. The most common causes are a port conflict, missing permissions, or a misconfigured option. Fix the issue, then restart the service.
Ready to run DevDock?
Download the latest release, install on Windows, and follow the guide to start your local environment.