Provision your local backend
Postgres, Redis, and more in one click — connection string ready, password already in your OS keychain. You never touch Docker.
Nearly every project wants a database or a cache running locally, and setting one up is always the same detour: remember the docker run flags, invent a password, assemble a connection string. Pier does the whole detour for you.
One click, connected
Open the services panel, pick Postgres, Redis, or whatever the project needs, choose a version, and Pier pulls the image and starts it on a free port. The connection string is sitting there, ready to copy. The generated password isn't in a file somewhere; it goes straight into the macOS Keychain or Windows Credential Manager.
Docker runs underneath, but you never type a Docker command. If the daemon isn't running, Pier says so plainly and gives you a button to start it. Stopping, resetting, and removing a service — container and volume together — happens in the same panel.
The same setup, anywhere
Tag the services a project uses and Pier records them in the project's config, so a teammate, or you on your other machine, can restore the identical setup later.
Local services ship in the preview. Join the waitlist for an invite.