macOS · Terminal & SSH client

One terminal. All your servers in one place.

Log in once and stay connected. Tabs down the side, your JumpServer machines synced in automatically, and every machine’s load on one page.

Download · Apple silicon M1 / M2 / M3 / M4 · 10.5 MB Download · Intel Macs made before 2020 · 10.6 MB

Free · macOS 12+ · Apple silicon / Intel · updated 2026-10-08

In use

What it looks like

Every machine’s load on one screen

Latency, load, CPU, memory and disk, grouped your way and refreshed live.

Live load page: one card per server with latency, load bars, CPU and memory gauges, and disk usage

Your JumpServer machines, synced in

Sign in to your JumpServer account once. The machines assigned to you show up in Connections and open with a click — no more copying login details from the web page.

How to set it up →

Bastion settings: JumpServer address and account filled in, signed in, with the number of synced machines

Find any tab, however many are open

⌘J to open, type a name or IP, Enter to jump.

Session switcher: after typing 10.20 only the two sessions with a matching address remain

Grouped and recognisable at a glance

Groups, colours and OS icons at a glance; machines synced from JumpServer are marked.

Connections page: servers shown as cards in groups

Log in once, stay in

Open as many tabs and file panels on a host as you like — you log in once.

Jump hosts

Reach internal machines through a jump host by picking it from a list. No config files.

Shared credentials

Use one key across many machines and rotate it in one place.

File transfer

An SFTP panel right next to the terminal, with no second login.

Backups

Connections, credentials and shortcuts back up to a folder or WebDAV on a schedule. Restore on a new Mac and carry on.

Local API

Let local scripts and AI assistants run commands on servers you are connected to — without handing over a password. Off by default.

How it works →

Pricing

Free, but not open source

Free. No sign-up, no subscription, no paid tier.

Your data stays on your Mac. Passwords and keys are never uploaded. No analytics.

Philosophy →

Missing a feature, or something in the way? One line is enough, and there is no sign-up.

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