# What's Up

The speed of AI programming is getting faster, but the processes quietly started by AI on your Mac are also piling up at the same speed. Closing the terminal does not mean closing the commands it runs. Those scripts that the AI ​​that has not been turned off are running for you are still squeezing your Mac. Open the activity monitor, and there are dozens of nodes, python, and docker-proxy, so densely packed that you can't even recognize who is who - the Vite that I started with Cursor is still running, the Postgres that was opened once last week has not been returned cleanly, and several dev servers have even been run three times. Mac gets hot, battery life plummets, and port conflicts occur. What's Up is designed to solve this scenario. (https://findwhatsup.com) It is not a cleaning software, but a menu bar dashboard specially written for developers.

The speed of AI programming is getting faster, but the processes quietly started by AI on your Mac are also piling up at the same speed. Closing the terminal does not mean closing the commands it runs. Those scripts that the AI ​​that has not been turned off are running for you are still squeezing your Mac. Open the activity monitor, and there are dozens of nodes, python, and docker-proxy, so densely packed that you can't even recognize who is who - the Vite that I started with Cursor is still running, the Postgres that was opened once last week has not been returned cleanly, and several dev servers have even been run three times. Mac gets hot, battery life plummets, and port conflicts occur. What's Up is designed to solve this scenario. (https://findwhatsup.com) It is not a cleaning software, but a menu bar dashboard specially written for developers.

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