Stop switching between tools.
Your terminal, files, containers and databases share one workspace. Keep the server context as you move between tasks.
YOUR SERVERS. ONE CLEAR WORKSPACE.
Your VPS, without the daily friction.
Go from scattered terminals to a clear view of your infrastructure. Manage files, containers, databases and scheduled tasks — with AI help when you need it.
A desktop app for macOS and Windows. Connect over SSH.
Infrastructure
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Ubuntu · 192.0.2.10
SSHdatabase-01
Debian · 192.0.2.20
SSHInteractive product demonstration with sample data
At home on your Linux servers.
Ubuntu
Debian
Fedora
CentOS
Red HatConnect over SSH to Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, CentOS and Red Hat servers. Available tools depend on installed services and permissions.
LESS FRICTION. MORE CONTROL.
Buying a VPS is easy. Keeping it running should be, too.
Bring the everyday work of running your servers into one place, so you can focus on what you are building.
Run the same command once.
Broadcast input to selected terminals with Multi-CLI, then read each server’s response separately.
Find out what needs attention.
Check server metrics, logs and container status from a clear overview before digging into the details.
Server Explorer
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Less tool-switching. More time for your projects.
A desktop app for macOS and Windows. Connect over SSH.
Server Explorer
The tools behind a calmer workflow.
Move from understanding a problem to taking action, without losing your place.
File ExplorerFile Explorer
Browse remote files, transfer what you need and edit configuration files in place.
Docker managementDocker management
Inspect containers, review logs and manage images without piecing together every command.
Database workspaceDatabase workspace
Work with PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB and SQLite, including supported databases inside Docker containers.
Cron schedulingCron scheduling
Schedule recurring jobs visually. For tracked tasks, review run results, duration, exit codes and output.
Security checksSecurity checks
Review server security findings and decide which areas need a closer look.
AI assistanceAI assistance
Understand commands and draft scripts with the provider and model you choose.
Server Explorer
Linux server collector
Monitoring & alerts
Catch problems before they disrupt your services.
Configure resource thresholds and checks for services, containers, HTTP, PM2, ports and log errors. The Linux collector keeps running on your server when the desktop app is closed.
- Choose what to watch
- Set thresholds, collection frequency and failure or recovery confirmation periods.
- Choose where alerts go
- Send observations and alert transitions to your HTTPS endpoint or personal Firebase Realtime Database. Connect your notification workflow there.
A collector must be installed on the Linux server. Delivery uses your configured destination; push notifications are not built in.
Server Explorer
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Your daily server tools, ready in one app.
A desktop app for macOS and Windows. Connect over SSH.
AI · BYOK
Your AI. Your model. Your API key.
Choose Codex (OpenAI), Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek or OpenRouter. Your configured providers and models are available directly in the assistant.
These are the default model IDs offered by the app. Configure your own model and API key in Settings.
DownloadModel presets in Server Explorer
- Codex
gpt-5.6-terra- Claude
claude-sonnet-5- Gemini
gemini-3.6-flash- DeepSeek
deepseek-v4-flash- OpenRouter
~openai/gpt-latest
SERVER SECURITY
Know what’s exposed. Decide what to change.
Bring your server’s security checks and access controls into the same workspace. Inspect the details, then take action.
Audit with context
Choose the checks to run, inspect their scripts and review findings before confirming a proposed fix.
Control access to your server
Review firewall rules, SSH keys and configuration, and manage Linux users and groups.
Keep an eye on failed logins
Inspect Fail2Ban status, jails and banned IPs. Adjust jail settings and manage bans where the service is available.
Available controls depend on installed services and root or sudo access.
Do I need to install an agent on my VPS?
No general management agent is required: Server Explorer connects over SSH. Individual features need their corresponding server tools, such as Docker. Tracked Cron tasks install a small runner script to record executions. Autonomous surveillance installs a Linux collector to run checks and send observations when the desktop app is closed.
Can I manage several servers together?
Yes. Organize servers in workspaces and environments, and use Multi-CLI to broadcast input to selected terminals.
Is AI required?
No. Use the server tools directly, and configure your own API key if you want assistance from a supported AI provider.
Which desktop platforms are supported?
Server Explorer is available for macOS and Windows. The store listings provide the current system requirements and pricing.
Can I manage databases running in Docker?
Yes, supported database connections include container-based deployments. Access depends on the database configuration and your permissions.
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Server Explorer
Bring your servers into focus.
Download Server Explorer, connect your VPS and make your next server task simpler.
A desktop app for macOS and Windows. Connect over SSH.