SSH client for Mac with SFTP, tunnels and jump hosts
Wardterm for Mac is a free native SSH client with SFTP, tunnels, jump hosts and split panes, for people who work on many servers.
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Version 1.0.2, 93.5 MB, macOS 12 or laterSHA-256 1e1c4a5e25c0138c3a006e751f2b086fad40fefeacf870b2390d21a9a205d3bb
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Many sessions at once, files moving back and forth, a jump host in between: Wardterm is built for the way people work on remote machines, with your logins in an encrypted vault.
git pull && sudo systemctl restart appPasteRunWhat it does
Tabs, split panes and workgroups
Up to 16 panes per tab, Focus mode, and workgroups that open again as you left them. Move a tab or a pane to another monitor.
SFTP side by side
Local files and a server, or two servers, side by side. Drag to and from the Finder, and edit a remote file in its usual app.
Tunnels and jump hosts
Local, remote and dynamic forwarding, and chains of jump hosts, per server or from a group.
A command on several servers
Review the command, leave servers out, then read the exit code and output of each server.
Command palette and history
Cmd+K finds any server, tab or action. Suggestions come from your history and saved commands.
Local terminal
A shell of your Mac in a tab, next to your SSH sessions.
SSH agent for your other apps
Turn on Use Wardterm for SSH keys, and Terminal, git and other programs sign in with the keys in your vault. Each use shows which program asked, and you allow it with Touch ID.
Questions about the SSH client for Mac
Which macOS versions are supported?
macOS 12 or later.
Can I import my existing hosts?
Yes: from ~/.ssh/config, including files named by Include, from a CSV file, and fingerprints from known_hosts.
Is it free?
Yes, with the Free plan. Pro adds sync with your other devices.
Try Wardterm on your own servers
Download the app and add your first server.