Title: Hi HN,<p>I&#x27;m opening up the beta for IndigoStack. It&#x27;s a native macOS app which provides a fresh take on how to run all the services you need for local web development. I&#x27;ve been building it for myself as a Laravel &amp; Drupal developer and I&#x27;m now looking to get some beta testers on board!<p>Check it out, and don&#x27;t forget to sign up to the forums to give us your feedback!<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;indigostack.app" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;indigostack.app</a><p>My motivation:<p>Like many developers I&#x27;ve developed a love-hate relationship with the existing options for local development on a Mac. If they&#x27;re virtualised, you&#x27;ll often get...<p>* high CPU usage
* high RAM usage
* poor filesystem performance &#x2F; syncing
* command line and configuration complexity<p>And existing native solutions tend to be either too simplistic, or command line-based or both.<p>So I&#x27;ve built IndigoStack with everything I liked and wanted, running everything natively on your Mac:<p>* services are all native &amp; fast
* services are standalone; macOS updates won&#x27;t ruin your setup
* able to run multiple services (eg PHPs) simultaneously
* easily build &#x2F; start &#x2F; stop &#x2F; rebuild your stacks in the GUI
* run multiple projects which don&#x27;t interfere with each other
* config-in-code; quickly and easily share stacks within a team
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