SSHwise keeps your servers, keys and habits in one app on your Mac, PC, Linux box, iPhone and Android phone. It suggests the commands you actually run, and only the ones that worked.
For macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android.
Built on a Rust core with a native Flutter interface, so the same app behaves the same way on your desk and in your pocket.
Import the keys you already use or generate new ones. Point any number of servers at the same key, and it never leaves your device unencrypted.
ssh -vvvSwitch to root with one tap using sudo -i or su -, whichever the server expects. While you are root, a red badge sits on the tab so you never mistake a root shell for a normal one.
sudo -i or su -Drag files or whole folders into a session. SSHwise uploads them in parallel over several SFTP channels, so a directory of small files doesn't crawl one at a time.
On a computer, press Ctrl K (or ⌘ K) to open the command palette and jump to any server, tab or action. On a phone, suggestions appear as pills above a key row with Esc, Tab, Ctrl and arrows, so you rarely need the on-screen keyboard.
Most shell history remembers every typo forever. SSHwise only learns a command after the server says it worked.
SSHwise notes what you ran on this server and waits for it to finish.
A command that exits with status 0 is kept. Anything else, like a typo or a failed command, is dropped.
Next time, it appears as a pill on mobile or ghost text on desktop. Long-press a pill to forget it.
Destructive commands, such as rm -rf, reboot or DROP TABLE, are shown in red and ask you to confirm before they're sent. History is kept per server and stays on your device.
The same features, the same shortcuts where there's a keyboard, and the same touch controls where there isn't.
Under the hood: a Rust core built on russh and Tokio handles SSH, SFTP and encryption; Flutter draws the interface. One codebase means a fix on one platform is a fix on all of them.
The one-time edition never needs an account or a network connection beyond your servers. The subscription adds encrypted backup and sync.
| Feature | One-timeBuy once. Fully offline. | SubscriptionAdds backup and sync. |
|---|---|---|
| Terminal, tabs, split panes, command palette | Included | Included |
| Key vault, saved servers, groups and tags | Included | Included |
| Parallel SFTP uploads, root switch, verbose log | Included | Included |
| Command suggestions learned from success | Included | Included |
| Account required | No account | Sign in with Google, Microsoft, Facebook or Apple |
| Encrypted backup to a local file | Not included | Included |
| End-to-end encrypted cloud backup | Not included | Included |
| Sync servers, keys and history across devices | Not included | Included |
$77once
Your licence for SSHwise 1.
$4.99per month
or $49 per year, about two months free.
Prices in US dollars. You buy in each platform's app store, and a purchase covers the devices that use that store; a purchase in one store doesn't carry over to another. Your store shows the price in your currency, including local taxes.
SSHwise is local-first. The app works without us, and when you choose to sync, we only ever hold data we can't read.
Private keys, saved passwords and server details are stored encrypted, with the vault key held in your operating system's keychain.
The app doesn't send usage analytics. It talks to your servers, and to our sync service only if you subscribe and sign in.
Backups and sync items are encrypted on your device before upload. Our server stores ciphertext and has no key to open it.
Delete your account from inside the app and your backups go with it. How account deletion works.
The one-time edition is $77. The subscription is $4.99 a month or $49 a year and adds encrypted backup and sync. You buy in your platform's app store, and each store's purchase is separate: buying in the Mac App Store doesn't unlock the Windows or Android app. Your store shows the price in your currency.
One major version of SSHwise, with every update to it. Buying SSHwise 1 gets you 1.0, 1.1, 1.2 and so on, and it keeps working for as long as you use it. When SSHwise 2 comes out you can upgrade for $39, or keep using version 1. If you bought within 90 days before a new major version, the upgrade is free.
Yes. Paste or import an OpenSSH or PEM private key, with or without a passphrase. You can also generate Ed25519, ECDSA or RSA keys in the app and copy the public key to your servers.
No. In the one-time edition nothing leaves your device. In the subscription, data is encrypted on your device before it's uploaded, so our server only stores ciphertext it can't decrypt.
Because backups are end-to-end encrypted, we can't recover them for you. Keep your passphrase somewhere safe, such as a password manager.
Suggestions only come from commands that finished with exit status 0. If a command failed or was interrupted, it isn't learned, which keeps typos and broken commands out of your suggestions.
Yes. Your servers and keys stay on your device; subscribing adds backup and sync on top.