Browshell
From browsing files to managing servers,
Browshell brings your tools together on Mac, iPad, and iPhone.
Where would you like to connect?
Your servers, ready when you are.
Save your favorite connections, add widgets for quick access, or enter your host details to connect.
Browse files on your servers
SFTP, SMB, FTP, WebDAV, and S3 — all in one file browser.
Browse in list, grid, or column view, copy files, create archives, and manage transfers.
Edit files on the go
Need to change a config file or fix a script?
Open it, make your changes, and save them right back to the server.
SSH into your servers
Open a terminal on any connected host and get to work.
Minimize it, keep it alongside other tools, or open it in a separate window.
Your terminal fits your workflow, not the other way around.
Side by side
Two hosts, two tools, or two views of the same host.
Double the efficiency on iPhone and iPad with split view.
Better view at your hosts
VNC, RDP and macOS Screen Sharing let you access remote desktops right inside Browshell.
Connect to another machine and control its screen from your Mac, iPad, or iPhone.
The tools come to you
Keep your workspace within reach on iPad.
Open the terminal, edit, transfer manager, or activity console in floating windows.
Move and resize them as you work, and keep the tools you need right where you need them.
Keep an eye on your server
Monitor CPU, memory, disk, and network usage in real time.
Adjust system and network settings, or format drives.
Browshell is all about that, and more.
Manage Docker containers
Manage your containers without reaching for another tool.
Check their status, start or stop them, open a shell, or create new containers.
Browse a library of available images and get new containers up and running with less hassle.
Build your own controls
Need more than the built-in tools?
Create your own controls with Companions.
Add buttons, sliders, and status indicators to extend server management and interact with your hardware.
Build your layout visually or configure it in YAML.
The earlier copy is still there
Changed or deleted a file and wish you hadn't?
Version Assistant keeps previous versions of supported files for a configurable period, so you can review an earlier version and restore it when you need it.
Your whole workflow, in one place.
SSH, files, Docker, server management, and remote desktops.
All in one app for Mac, iPad, and iPhone.
Give Browshell a try.