Download and install

Choose your platform on the download page: NSIS installer on Windows, DMG on macOS (Intel or Apple silicon) and .deb/AppImage on Linux. You don't need to install Node.js or any dependencies.

• Windows: if SmartScreen warns you, click More info → Run anyway.
• macOS: drag the app to Applications; auto-update requires a signed app, so download new versions manually.
• The portable Windows executable does not receive automatic updates.

Create your first connection

Click New connection (or Ctrl+N), enter name, protocol, host and port. Choose the authentication: password, private key (with passphrase) or SSH Agent.

• Protocols: SSH, SFTP, FTP and FTPS.
• Credentials are encrypted in the local vault — never in the workspace.
• Save it and the connection appears in the side tree, ready to open.

Trust the host key (TOFU)

On first access the app shows the server key's fingerprint. Verify it with the administrator and accept — the decision is saved for next time.

• If the key changes later, the app explicitly warns you (possible MITM).
• The same applies to the FTPS certificate: nothing is accepted silently.

Use the terminal

Open the connection to start an xterm.js terminal with PTY, automatic resize and scrollback. Each session becomes a tab, and background tabs keep receiving output.

• Ctrl+R or Ctrl+Shift+R: reverse command search.
• Ctrl+W: close the active tab.
• Terminal theme and font are configurable in Settings (Ctrl+,).

Transfer and edit files

The files tab brings the remote manager (SFTP/FTP): navigate with breadcrumb, sort by column and switch between list and grid. Upload/download files and folders with a progress queue.

• Drag from the operating system straight to the server.
• Edit in the built-in CodeMirror and save with Ctrl+S (automatic upload).
• Create folder, rename, recursive delete and show/hide hidden files.

Organize your servers

Group connections into folders and subfolders, rename, move, duplicate and delete. Use search by name, host, user or tag and drag & drop to reorganize the tree.

Advanced: jump hosts (ProxyJump)

When editing a connection, use + Add jump to build the route to the destination (you → gw1 → gw2 → server). The app authenticates on each bastion and opens a direct-tcpip tunnel to the next one.

• The first in the list is closest to you; reorder with the arrows.
• Works for SSH, SFTP and RDP (FTP/FTPS does not support tunneling).
• Each jump has its own host key verification.

Advanced: macros and schedules

Create global macros with command sequences and run them in the active terminal or in silent mode (with output captured per command). Then schedule them like a crontab or as a one-time run.

• Variables such as {host}, {user}, {port} and {date} are replaced with the connection data.
• Macros run only on SSH connections; schedules run with the app open.
• Check the last run output of a schedule via the View output button.