We made managing remote servers easy. SSHFlow gives every server its own workspace — so switching servers means switching workspaces, not juggling tabs and tools.
How do I find what is using port 3000 on Linux?
Run:
Terminal, Files, Code, AI. One workspace for each server.
Everything you need, organized around your servers
SSHFlow brings your terminals, SFTP, and Code Editor together in one workspace for each server.
Multiple terminals, one server workspace
Keep logs, deployments, and everyday commands in separate tabs — all connected to the same server and ready in one click.
- Multiple terminal tabs per task
- Run tasks asynchronously
- Switch tasks without losing your place

Organize servers by project
Group related servers and keep their workspaces organized. SSHFlow remembers your layout and open tabs, so you can pick up where you left off.
- Organize servers by project or environment
- Keep production and staging separated
- Open projects in their own window

Manage remote files without another app
Browse, upload, and manage remote files directly inside your server workspace — then open them in the editor.
- Drag & drop files and folders
- Open files directly in the editor
- Multiple SFTP tabs per server

Edit remote files without the download-upload loop
Open files from SFTP directly in the editor over the same connection. Save your changes and write them straight back to the server.
- Syntax highlighting & autocomplete via Monaco
- Open files in VS Code, Zed, or Neovim
- Detect external changes automatically

Your keys stay on your machine
SSHFlow is local-first. Your SSH keys, credentials, and server configuration stay on your device by default. Nothing needs to be installed on your servers.
Local by default
Your SSH keys and credentials are stored securely using your operating system's native credential storage.
No server-side agent
SSHFlow works with your existing SSH connection. Nothing needs to be installed or kept running on the server.
Standard SSH
No proprietary server protocol or special infrastructure. If you can connect to it with SSH, SSHFlow can work with it.
Encrypted Sync Files
Move your SSHFlow setup between machines securely. Export your configuration as an encrypted sync file protected by a password you choose.
Try SSHFlow free
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Just download and start working.
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