Running your app
Start your dev servers in one click, and keep a terminal beside the code.
Run commands
Most projects need a few things running while you work: a dev server, a queue worker, a database. Save them once as run commands, and start them all with one click.
Open Run in the bottom pane. To add a command, click + in the footer and enter the command line. Each command shows whether it is running, and the selected one shows its output with buttons to start, stop and restart it.
Start all at the bottom brings the whole project up at once. In a workspace, Run lists the commands of every repository, so Start all brings up every repository's commands.
Run commands are saved with the repository, so the terminal app sees the same ones.
Terminal
Open Terminal in the bottom pane for a shell in the project's folder. Rename a terminal by clicking its name in the bar above it.
The Projects widget
Reviewer has a desktop widget that puts your projects one click away. Add it from the widget gallery: there are two, Recent projects and Favorite projects, each in three sizes.
Clicking a project opens it in Reviewer and starts its run commands, so it is ready to work on. If another project is already open, it opens in a new window.