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An SSH client that gives each server its own workspace with terminal, SFTP and code editor.

by Егор Калюжний
Visit site ↗Finished #14 of 43 in the round of Sep 30 – Oct 7, 2026 · 11 claps

SSHFlow is an SSH client built for developers. It brings together a terminal, SFTP browser, and code editor in a single persistent workspace that is tied to each server. Each server gets its own workspace, so switching between servers switches workspaces instead of juggling tabs. Projects can group related servers, and the app remembers your layout and open tabs so you can pick up where you left off. SSHFlow works with your existing SSH configuration and keys. It requires no server‑side agents or proprietary protocols, keeping your keys on your local machine and storing credentials in the operating system’s native secure storage. Configuration can be exported as an encrypted sync file for use on another machine. The client runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows, offers a 17‑day free trial, and can be downloaded without creating an account or providing a credit card.

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