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Browser SSH terminals
A full interactive terminal for every host — xterm.js over a real SSH session, with keys, catalog and context kept in one place.
Secure infrastructure workspace
Your entire infrastructure.
One secure workspace.
Connect, control, transfer and automate across every Linux server, AWS and Azure machine you operate — straight from the browser, without breaking your flow.
● Encrypted secret vault
● Self-host ready
● Mandatory 2FA
prod-eu-west / api-01CONNECTED
daniel@api-01:~$ systemctl status api
● api.service — Ether service layer
Active: active (running) · 42 days
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18 hosts online
Zero active alerts
Platform / 01
Everything between you
and the machine.
EtherSSH brings the tools scattered across terminals, cloud consoles, file clients and notes into one calm operational surface.
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Secure transfers
Browse, upload and download over SFTP with a visual file workflow — no separate client, every action recorded.
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Cloud control
Start, stop and inspect AWS EC2 and Azure machines from the same surface you use to connect and operate.
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AI assistance
Turn intent into reviewed commands with your own provider — Ollama, OpenAI or Claude — behind a command-risk gate.
Operational clarity / 02
Know where you are.
Know what changed.
A workspace that keeps the server, keys, actions and evidence together. A classified server catalog, encrypted vault and full audit trail — no more mystery terminals, no more operational amnesia.
- 01Classified server catalogSearch, filter and sync hosts with automatic classification and provenance.
- 02Encrypted secret vaultPer-host and per-plugin credentials stored encrypted, surfaced only when you need them.
- 03Audit by designEvery privileged action leaves a clear, searchable record — plus read-only SSH Sentinel monitoring.
COMMAND CENTER18 ONLINE
$ ssh api-01.prod
Authenticating with protected key...
Connection established in 128ms
$ docker compose ps
NAME STATUS PORTS
gateway Up 12 days 443/tcp
worker-01 Up 12 days 8080/tcp
$ ▌
Encrypted · eu-west-2Latency 18ms
Built for the real work / 03
Move fast without
becoming careless.
For engineers who operate infrastructure, not just look at dashboards.
Production response
Open the right host, logs and keys in one workspace when every second matters.
See the workflow →Environment hopping
Move between local, staging and production without rebuilding your working context.
See the workflow →Knowledge continuity
Leave an intelligible, audited trail for the next engineer on every host.
See the workflow →⌾ZERO TRUST
READY
READY
Security / 04
Access is powerful.
Control makes it safe.
Encrypted credentialsKeys and vault secrets protected at rest with an isolated data-protection key ring.
Invite-only, 2FA enforcedRegistration needs an admin invite and every account must enable two-factor authentication.
Deploy your waySelf-host inside your own network behind IIS and Cloudflare, or run it managed.
Private access
See your infrastructure
as one workspace.
EtherSSH is currently available to a small group of operators shaping the first release. Sign in below, or request an invitation to join.
DW
Built from real operational experience.Not another terminal skin — an operational environment designed around how engineers actually work.
Questions / 05
Before you connect.
Is EtherSSH another browser-based terminal?＋
No. The terminal is one part of a wider workspace covering SSH sessions, SFTP transfers, port forwarding, AWS/Azure control, an encrypted vault, a classified server catalog, auditing and AI-assisted commands.
Can EtherSSH run inside my own network?＋
Yes. It is an ASP.NET application you can self-host — the production instance runs as a Windows service behind IIS and Cloudflare, keeping access and data within your own environment.
Which platforms and clouds are supported?＋
SSH-accessible Linux systems for terminal, transfers and plugins (Apache, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Traefik, OpenVPN), with AWS EC2 and Azure machine control alongside them.
How do I get access?＋
Registration is invite-only: an administrator issues an invite code for your email address. After your first sign-in you are required to enable two-factor authentication.