Made for focused Service Bus workflows by Tomasz Solik
Cross-platform desktop app for Azure Service Bus

The Service Bus Workspace You've Been Waiting For.

A beautiful, practical, and fast queue operations experience. Inspect messages, monitor throughput, and recover dead-letter flows from one interface on macOS, Windows, and Linux.

BusLane editor interface screenshot
Features

A Faster, Simpler Workflow

Everything needed for daily Service Bus operations, without UI noise.

Dual Authentication

Sign in with Azure Identity or connect directly with connection strings.

Entity Explorer

Navigate queues, topics, and subscriptions with persistent tabs and quick context.

Dead Letter Recovery

Inspect failed messages and resend with confidence to restore delivery flows.

Live Monitoring

Watch queue depth and message activity in real-time with built-in charts.

Payload Tooling

Format and validate JSON/XML payloads for faster debugging and safer edits.

Secure Storage

Keep credentials local with AES-256 encryption and system credential protections.

Demo

BusLane in Action

The main workspace is designed for high-frequency operational work: quick navigation, readable data, and low friction actions.

BusLane screenshot
Get Started

Install or Build in Minutes

Download release builds

Grab platform binaries directly from GitHub Releases.

xattr -cr "/Applications/BusLane.app"

Build from source

Use .NET 10 and run locally.

git clone https://github.com/soliktomasz/BusLane.git
cd BusLane
dotnet build
dotnet run --project BusLane/BusLane.csproj
FAQ

Common Questions

Who is BusLane for?

BusLane is for engineers and operators who want a clean, fast desktop workflow for Azure Service Bus debugging and daily message operations.

Is it production-ready?

BusLane is actively developed and already useful for real workflows. You can expect ongoing improvements and regular fixes.

What platforms are supported?

BusLane supports macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Ready to make Service Bus operations feel effortless?

Download BusLane and switch from scattered scripts to one focused desktop workspace.