SFTP client and SSH tunnels, saved with your servers
Wardterm is an SFTP client with two panels and an editor, and a manager for saved local, remote and dynamic SSH tunnels.
Tunnels3
127.0.0.1:5433 to db-internal:5432 through bastion-euOpenStopSOCKS on 127.0.0.1:1080 through web-eu-1OpenStopbuild-box port 9000 to localhost:3000ClosedOpeningOpenStartStopIn Wardterm, a tunnel is a saved rule that you start and stop like a session. Files opens a server over SFTP, next to your own folders or another server.
On this device, encrypted
What it does
Local, remote and dynamic tunnels
Each tunnel keeps its server, listen address and destination. New tunnel sets it up in three steps.
The status of every tunnel
Open, Opening, Failed or Closed, with Start and Stop in one click. A busy port is named in plain words.
Chains of jump hosts
Add jump servers to a server or a group. Sessions, tunnels and files go through them in order.
SFTP in two panels
Your files and a server, or two servers. Drag files across or from the desktop, and upload or download with progress.
Editor with version history
Edit text files in place, with line numbers, colours and Find and Replace. Each save keeps the previous version on your device, encrypted.
Copy and move between servers
Send files and folders to a folder on another server. Transfers show speed and errors, and can be cancelled or tried again.
Questions about tunnels and SFTP
Are tunnels and SFTP free?
Yes. Tunnels, jump hosts, SFTP and the editor are part of the Free plan.
Can I bring tunnels and jump hosts from ~/.ssh/config?
Yes. Import SSH config turns LocalForward, RemoteForward and DynamicForward into saved tunnels, and ProxyJump into the server's chain of jump servers.
What if the file changed on the server while I edit it?
Wardterm checks before saving. You choose Overwrite, Reload or Compare.
Try Wardterm on your own servers
Download the app and add your first server.