A searchable server library
Save, group, favorite, and duplicate targets. Find them with Command-K or follow the choose, target, review flow for a new connection.
SSH, live metrics, logs and remote files — together in a focused Mac app.
Open a group. See the details and actual screens.
Save, group, favorite, and duplicate targets. Find them with Command-K or follow the choose, target, review flow for a new connection.
Use default or selected keys, an agent, passwords, interactive prompts, certificates, or supported security-key identities.
Configure up to four jump hosts, outbound HTTP/SOCKS proxies, and local, remote, or SOCKS forwarding.
Open a server in a new window without disconnecting another. Terminal tabs stay mounted while visiting the library or tools.
Use Mosh with its client/server prerequisites, Telnet on trusted legacy networks, and configurable serial profiles. Telnet is unencrypted.
Open Zsh, Bash, or sh locally, use OpenSSH aliases, import explicit named Host entries, or generate a key in an interactive terminal.
Use an interactive SFTP session, review upload/download destinations, and track or cancel file transfers.
Edit files up to 1 MB with highlighting, formatting, find/replace, wrapping, and undo. Saves check revisions and preserve private originals.
Monitor CPU, memory, disk, and network over SSH with Python 3 and standard Linux interfaces. No server package is installed.
Add compatible PostgreSQL containers and configured Cloudflare Tunnel metric sources using existing access.
Link sample inspection, pin values, zoom time ranges, expand graphs, and export selected series and ranges as CSV.
Follow Docker, journal, or selected file logs. Search, filter severity/source, pause, inspect Pretty/Raw views, copy, and export.
Connect with an existing SSH key or Entra certificate. Use SFTP, the editor, and compatible optional monitoring.
Exec into running containers, stream console logs, and view Azure Monitor metrics. Managed configuration is read-only.
Use SSH or Session Manager, available CloudWatch CPU/network metrics, and optional log groups.
Use ECS Exec, optional CloudWatch logs, and available service-level CPU and memory aggregates.
Use gcloud with external IP, internal IP, or IAP, subject to existing access and an existing key pair.
Browse services, inspect metrics and Cloud Logging, review environment changes, and use Google’s Preview SSH where available.
No server connection, cloud discovery, or sign-in runs merely because Harbor starts.
Review first host-key fingerprints. OpenSSH refuses changed keys. Passwords and verification responses are not saved to profiles.
Back/Forward and Quit check for unsaved work. Closing one server window leaves independent connections alone.
Search offline setup guides. Detect local provider CLIs or configure their paths explicitly.
Missing metrics remain gaps. Numeric history stays local, separated by connection, and bounded to 24 hours.
Built with Tauri and macOS WKWebView, native copying, file dialogs, and CSV export. The app bundles neither Node.js nor Chromium.
Independent monthly plan. Cancel renewal anytime and keep access until your paid month ends.
Signed public release coming soon. Purchases open after release and activation setup.Apple Silicon · macOS 13+. Remote file browsing/editing and Linux monitoring require Python 3. Cloud features require appropriate CLIs, extensions, existing permissions, and network access. Availability varies by connection type.
Starts disconnected. Connect on your terms.
The current build targets Apple Silicon Macs on macOS 13 or later.
Linux monitoring uses SSH, Python 3, and standard Linux interfaces without installing a server package. Cloud connections may require provider CLIs, plugins, agents, or other prerequisites.
Install the relevant Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud CLI and required extensions or plugins. Existing permissions, network access, and compatible services must be in place. Harbor does not grant permissions or change firewalls.
SSH text/ENV editing and reviewed Cloud Run environment deployment are supported. Azure/AWS managed configuration is read-only in the current version. Secret references remain read-only where documented.