Features
Everything Room Service does on your developer Mac
Projects, local servers, secrets, coding agents, simulators, and cleanup, in one native app with a CLI and an MCP server. Pick a feature to see how it works and what it will and will not do.
MCP Server
A local MCP server for Mac, built into Room Service. Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor see disk space, ports, and projects, and act only where you allow.
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Dev Ports
Room Service lists every local dev server on your Mac with its port, process, and project folder, and stops the one holding port 3000 in one click.
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Projects
Find every Git repo on your Mac, see uncommitted changes, unpushed branches, and old stashes, and learn what node_modules and build output cost. Read-only.
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Developer Vault
Keep API keys, tokens, and .env secrets encrypted on your Mac. Unlock with a password or Touch ID, import .env and .p8 files, and keep AI agents out.
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Developer Cleanup
Room Service finds Xcode DerivedData, Docker data, node_modules, and package caches on your Mac, labeled Safe, Review, or Risky. Free scan, Pro cleanup.
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Applications
Room Service uninstalls a Mac app with its caches and settings, keeps your data unless you tick it, and finds files left behind by apps already gone.
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Build Watchers
Room Service finds runaway build and watch processes on your Mac, names the project behind node, tsc, vite, or xcodebuild, and stops them in one click.
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Simulators
Room Service lists booted iOS, tvOS, and Android simulators in the Mac menu bar. Boot, stop, or restart one and copy its name or UDID, no Xcode needed.
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Recipes
Room Service Recipes clear DerivedData, package, IDE, and browser caches weekly or monthly, to the Trash by default, with approvals, history, and export.
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CLI
The roomservice CLI scans your Mac, finds unpushed Git work, stops dev ports, and previews cleanup before deleting. 16 commands, JSON output, exit codes.
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How does it compare?
See Room Service next to CleanMyMac and MacKeeper, checked against their own documentation.