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Dev tools · June 6, 2026

Port Detective Pro

Find, kill, and guard the processes on your ports

Port Detective Pro launched on June 6, 2026 with 4 votes, #3,322 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

What it does

Every Windows developer knows the "port already in use" headache. Port Detective Pro is a fast, native-Rust app that shows you exactly which process owns any TCP/UDP port, lets you kill it in one safe click, and then guards your critical ports in the background so nothing hijacks them again.

Port Detective for Windows: find what process is using a port and kill it safely. Port Detective Pro adds Port Guard, remote scans, Docker mapping, and connection history. Free core edition plus a one-time Pro purchase.

Port Detective is a native-Rust Windows app that turns `EADDRINUSE: address already in use` into a one-click fix. The free edition shows what is listening, who owns it, and includes 5 free kills to try safe termination. Port Detective Pro unlocks unlimited kills plus the active layer: a background Port Guard watchdog, remote and Docker-aware scans, deep process inspection, and exportable connection history — one purchase, fully unlocked, no subscription. Everything in Free, plus Port Guard, remote & Docker scans, process inspection, history export, and the Ctrl+K palette. Live port viewer, instant lookup, and 5 free kills to try safe termination — the daily EADDRINUSE finder. `netstat` plus…from automatalabs.ca

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