What’s New in Goblin
Every release, newest first. Goblin installs new versions by itself, so there’s nothing to download if you already have it.
Goblin 1.0.7
Your version- Meet the Goblin: he lives on your Overview, walking the gaps between cards, climbing up and sliding down, fixing things with his wrench and hammer, napping, and popping up when something needs a look.
- Click him for a startle, double-click for a wave, or pick him up and drop him somewhere new; right-click to wave, nap, keep a lookout, or hide him for an hour.
- Turn him on or off in Settings › Appearance.
- Settings has a new sidebar and an Appearance page with Light, Dark and System themes.
- A What's New window shows what changed after each update.
- Storage Explorer welcomes a newly connected cloud account.
- The Thermals app list lines up neatly whether or not an app can be quit.
Goblin 1.0.6
Your version- New Applications manager shows installed apps and their related files, with expandable folders, real sizes, and individual file selection.
- Find large files, old downloads, and installers in Files, and review identified caches and logs in Cleanup.
- Explore folder sizes visually in Storage Explorer: click folders to drill down and files to see their path and size.
- Storage tools use large, centered navigation that fits Goblin’s existing interface.
- Review selected files before moving them to Trash, with checks for protected apps, shared files, and changes since scanning.
Goblin 1.0.4
Your version- The menu bar panel’s Projects tab now shows your dev servers at a glance: each port in its own colour, what it’s using, and a memory bar you can point at.
- Click a server for its details, charts and process tree; point at it to open or stop it in one click.
- Clean up right in the panel: pick the servers you’re done with and stop them together.
- New Dev Servers figure for the menu bar: choose it in Settings, Menu Bar, or leave it on Auto to see the count while servers run.
- Right-click the menu bar item for Settings and Quit.
Goblin 1.0.3
Your version- Projects now leads with your dev servers and explains every other process in plain words.
- Each project shows its git branch and framework, and ten minutes of memory and CPU.
- Warns when a dev server leaks memory, with Stop and Snooze right on the notification.
- Restart a server in one click, and clean up idle servers or ones whose folder was deleted.
- Shows which Claude Code, Codex or Conductor session started a server, and where it deploys.
- New goblin command for the terminal: install it in Settings, Projects.