Grove
Manage project terminals, port logs, and AI Agent development locally
About Grove
Grove reads existing projects, finds supported manifests by workspace glob, and manages packages from different ecosystems separately—without adding configuration files or maintaining a list. Show up to four live terminals side by side, preserve log colors, turn ports into links, and keep failure states visible until you inspect them. The CLI and built-in MCP server control Grove through a local Unix socket; after an Agent starts dev, the menu bar shows the same logs, ports, and stop controls. Click Explain to have an on-device Apple model summarize the end of the log. Grove removes token- or password-like content first, and logs are not uploaded.
Best for
Best use cases
Discover and manage existing projects with multiple manifests
View logs and ports from multiple development terminals side by side
Let an AI Agent control dev through the CLI or MCP
Explain the end of logs on device
Features
Automatic project discovery
Finds supported manifests by workspace glob and manages packages from different ecosystems separately.
Live terminal panel
Shows up to four terminals side by side, preserves log colors, and turns ports into links.
Agent control
The CLI and built-in MCP server control a running Grove through a local Unix socket.
On-device explanation
An on-device Apple model summarizes the end of the log after token- or password-like content is removed.
Pros
- One-time $5 purchase, with no annual subscription
- CLI, app, and built-in MCP server included together
- Log explanations run on device; logs are not uploaded
Cons
- Up to 4 terminals side by side
- Requires macOS 15 or later
Pricing Plans
Grove
- App, CLI, and built-in MCP server
- Up to 3 Macs you own
- Automatic updates, signing, and notarization
* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on Grove's official website.