Absolutely. The current PHP focus was a handy place to start, but my plan is to incorporate whichever services people find most useful. If you can start a topic in the forums I'm interested to discuss with you how best to cater for node.

I find `nvm.sh` pretty invaluable for juggling node versions - https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm#intro

I think my ideal Indigo approach would provide similar functionality to nvm-sh but:

* allow running more than one version at a time (for working on/running multiple projects at differing stages), and

* save you having to install, learn & remember the command line syntax for it; many people find a GUI more productive, despite them often being fully capable of using the command line

You may want to look at asdf, which has plugins for a LOT of language toolchains.

Also. Many version managers allow me to have a .node-version or similar file in my project folder, and will automatically switch to that version for any commands run in that directory.

Finally, have you considered supporting a config file similar to docker-compose? GUIs are great, but being able t have the config committed to version control is better!

I used to be an nvm guy until I found volta. Never going back. https://volta.sh/