Terminal management. Reimagined.
Stop juggling .ssh/config, lost keys, and 30 terminal tabs.
SSH Connects is one beautiful app to manage every server, share access safely, and run commands across fleets in parallel.
deploy@prod-web-01:~$ terminus broadcast --group=web
→ broadcasting to 12 hosts in parallel...
8/9 ✓ · 1 retrying · 3.2s
deploy@prod-web-01:~$
12 hosts patched
3.2s
3 teammates online
Trusted by engineering teams at
From early-stage startups to public companies.
Every platform. One terminal.
Native apps for Windows, macOS, Linux. Sync to the web. Bastion-aware. Container-aware.
Drop into any AWS, GCP, or self-hosted box without rewiring your .ssh/config.
- Bastion / jump host chaining out of the box
- OS keychain on desktop, encrypted on the server
- SSO + SCIM for teams of any size
The problem
SSH was designed in
1995.
Your fleet wasn't.
Every team eventually hits the same wall. A handful of servers turns into hundreds.
Your .ssh/config turns into a graveyard.
Keys go missing. Onboarding takes a week. Compliance is a spreadsheet.
Lost in .ssh/config
Hundreds of host aliases nobody trusts. Half are dead. Half hide behind bastions. None are documented.
Keys everywhere, secured nowhere
Private keys on laptops. In Slack DMs. In repos. When someone leaves, nobody knows what to rotate.
Zero audit trail
Who connected to the database last Tuesday? Who ran that script? bash_history is not a compliance answer.
Repeating yourself, 50 times
Patching 30 hosts? Open 30 tabs. Paste the same command 30 times. Hope nothing diverged.
Onboarding takes a week
New hire: 3 hours setting up SSH, decoding tribal knowledge, begging in Slack for keys.
Tunnels are a nightmare
Need to forward a port? Three blog posts, two ChatGPT answers, a Stack Overflow thread from 2014. Every time.
From chaos to calm.
Scroll. Watch the day get less painful.
30 terminal tabs.
All of them named "1".
Half your day is spent finding the right window. The other half is spent SSH-ing into the wrong box.
You patched web-03 three times because you thought it was web-07.
$ ssh user@???-01
$ ssh user@???-02
$ ssh user@???-03
$ ssh user@???-04
Where are your keys?
On a laptop. In a Slack DM. In ~/Downloads.
That one ex-contractor still has prod access. You'd rotate, but you'd need to know what to rotate.
- Private keys scattered across 14 devices
- No audit of who-has-what
- Rotation is a one-week project
One source of truth.
A single app for every server, every key, every snippet. Lives on your desktop. Syncs across the team. Search instantly. Connect in one click. Rotate keys in one keystroke.
One command.
Every host.
Stop opening 30 tabs to patch 30 servers. Type once, hit ↵. Watch parallel execution roll across the entire fleet with live status, retries, and a full audit log by default.
Ship together.
Sleep at night.
Onboarding takes minutes. Access is granted by role. Every session is logged. New hire ships on day one — without a single private key landing in Slack.
12 teammates online
across 3 regions
live audit · today
The solution
One app. Every server.
SSH Connects replaces the patchwork of SSH configs, password managers, and shell scripts with a single tool that's fast, secure, and built for teams.
A real connection manager.
Group servers by environment, project, or team. Search across hundreds of hosts in milliseconds. Connect in one click.
Run on 50 hosts. Without 50 tabs.
Pick a group, type once, hit enter. Live aggregated output. Cancel and drill in.
Encrypted SSH key vault.
OS keychain on desktop. Encrypted at rest on the server. Rotate once — every connection updates.
Save the commands you live in.
Every session, logged.
14:22 deploy → prod-web-01
14:21 alex → prod-db-primary
14:18 deploy → broadcast(web)
Port forwards, finally.
Desktop. Web. Synced.
Native apps for Windows, macOS, Linux. Same data, same workflow, anywhere.
SSO, SCIM, RBAC.
SAML, OIDC, automated provisioning. Role-based access for hosts and snippets.
Numbers
Built to handle scale.
Hours saved
across our user base
Connections managed
and counting
Sync uptime
last 12 months
Avg. fleet patch
12-host deployment
How it works
From chaos to clarity.
Scroll through the three moves that take a fleet from "where did I put that key?" to "ship it."
Connect, in one click
Bring your existing .ssh/config or start fresh. Group hosts by environment, project, or team. Search across hundreds of connections in milliseconds — fuzzy match on host, alias, IP, tag.
Manage, with confidence
Keys live in an encrypted vault. Snippets capture the commands you actually run. Per-connection presets for jump hosts, port forwards, and agent forwarding.
Scale, without losing your mind
Type a command once. Watch it execute in parallel across the entire fleet. Per-host status. Live aggregated output. A full audit trail by default.
connections — 247 hosts
key vault · 8 keys
deploy-prod
ed25519 · 42 hosts
legacy-bastion
rsa-4096 · 8 hosts
dev-personal
ed25519 · 17 hosts
broadcast → web fleet (12 hosts)
$ apt update && apt upgrade -y
Loved by engineers
Built for teams that ship.
We replaced four tools with SSH Connects. Onboarding new SREs went from a half-day SSH ritual to "sign in and you're done."
Priya Raman
Platform Lead · Stripe-tier fintech
Broadcast mode alone paid for the team subscription. Patching 80 boxes used to be an afternoon. Now it's a coffee break.
Marcus Holt
Senior DevOps · Series-C SaaS
The audit log is a compliance team's dream. SOC 2 evidence collection went from a spreadsheet to a CSV export.
Elena Vasquez
Head of Infra · public fintech
Finally an SSH tool that respects the keyboard. ⌘K is muscle memory now and I can find any host in 3 keystrokes.
Devansh Patel
Staff Engineer · YC startup
I migrated 240 connections from my .ssh/config in under 2 minutes. The import "just worked." Rare.
Sara Lindqvist
Cloud Architect · EU enterprise
Port forwarding without consulting Stack Overflow. That alone is worth the price. Everything else is gravy.
Anand Shetty
Backend Lead · fintech
Where are my SSH keys stored?
On the desktop app, secrets sit in the OS keychain (Keychain on macOS, Credential Manager on Windows, libsecret on Linux). On the web, they are encrypted at rest with per-user keys. SSH Connects never has plaintext access to your secrets.
Does SSH Connects work offline?
Yes. The desktop app caches your connection list locally, so you can keep working when your internet hiccups. SSH itself is direct from your machine — SSH Connects does not relay traffic.
Can I bring my existing .ssh/config?
One-click import. SSH Connects parses your existing config and creates connections, preserving aliases, jump hosts, and per-host options.
Is there a CLI?
Yes. Everything you can do in the UI — connect, broadcast, run snippets — is also a CLI command, so you can script it into CI or ops runbooks.
How does team sharing work?
Create a team, invite members, share groups of connections. You control who can see, connect, edit, or run privileged snippets — with a full audit trail per user.
Can I self-host?
Yes — the $10/user/mo plan includes a Docker-based self-hosted option. Same binary, your VPC, your encryption keys.
Free for individuals · Fair for teams
Stop fighting
your terminal.
Download SSH Connects and feel the difference in five minutes. No credit card. No commitment.